JP2024042187A - Bedding aids - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] In the past, in the relationship between bedding and collar covers or bedding covers, the size of the cover, the position of the fastener, the type of fastener, etc. were specified to be the same as the bedding to which they were attached, so that using other collar covers or bedding covers was actually inconvenient in daily life. [Solution] In the present invention, covers can be easily attached and detached, and by providing a cover fixing part with multiple holes distributed vertically and horizontally on the surface of the bedding and a cover that can be attached with fasteners attached to the periphery of the cover, it is no longer necessary to specify the size of the cover or the position at which the fasteners are attached so that they engage with each other, and furthermore, it is no longer necessary to match the types of attachments, making it possible to use multiple types of fasteners. As a result, it becomes easier to use replacement covers, and by separating the cover that covers the entire bedding, the labor required to attach and detach the bedding and cover is reduced, which is effective in reducing the labor required for daily bedding management, such as washing the cover. [Selected Figure] Figure 20

Description

The present invention relates to a bedding aid that is attached to the surface of bedding and that can be easily attached to and removed from the bedding.

Conventionally, various proposals have been made for the cover of the collar part of bedding, where the most dirt adheres, and for the cover of the bedding itself.

Utility model registration No. 3196076 public relations Jito No. 3159866 Public Relations Publication of JP 2003-111656 Utility Model Publication No. 7-007568 JP2020-036830 Publication

Patent Document 1 proposes that both the collar cover and the bedding be provided with a zipper for attachment and detachment, and Patent Document 2 proposes a bag-shaped collar cover with a plurality of clips at its opening, and a hook attached to the bedding that is placed over the bedding. This is a collar cover that is held with a clip, and Patent Document 3 discloses that a bag-shaped collar cover is placed over bedding, and hook-and-loop fasteners are provided at equal intervals so that the back side of the collar cover and the surface of the bedding are engaged with each other. An attached collar cover has been proposed.

Regarding covers for bedding bodies, Patent Document 4 proposes a bedding cover in which a hook-and-loop fastener is provided at a position where the periphery of the bedding body and the cover covering it engage with each other, and Patent Document 5 proposes A bedding cover has been proposed in which an upper fabric and a lower fabric are joined together by providing wire fasteners around all four sides.

In all of these proposals, in the relationship between bedding and the collar cover or bedding cover, the size of the cover, the position of the fastening device, the type of fastening device, etc., should be the same as the bedding on the side to which it is attached. Since they are prescribed as a set and cannot be substituted with other collar covers or bedding covers, they are inconvenient as items that actually require frequent washing in daily life.

If the collar cover or bedding cover that is set with the bedding is used as a cover, as in the conventional proposal, it is very inconvenient for something that is used every day in daily life and requires frequent washing.

Therefore, not only is it easy to attach and detach covers, but it is also easy to attach them using the cover fixing part, which has multiple holes distributed vertically and horizontally on the surface of the bedding, and the fastening tools attached to the periphery of the cover. By providing a cover that can be used, it becomes unnecessary to specify the size of the cover and the position at which the fasteners are attached so that they will engage with each other.Furthermore, it is no longer necessary to match the types of fasteners to each other, and multiple types of fasteners can be attached. Allows the use of kimono. As a result, replacement covers are easier to use, and by separating the cover that covers the entire bedding, the labor involved in attaching and removing the bedding and cover is reduced, which is effective in reducing the labor involved in daily bedding management such as washing the cover. The task is to propose bedding aids that can be used.

The bedding auxiliary device of the present invention includes a cover fixing part having a plurality of holes distributed vertically and horizontally and attached to the surface of the bedding, and a cover detachably attached to the cover fixing part, It is characterized in that a plurality of fasteners that can be fastened to the holes of the cover fixing part are attached to the peripheral edge.

The bedding mentioned here refers to the bedding main body and blanket with cotton or feathers inserted in the side fabric, and the bedding cover that covers the bedding main body and the blanket.

The fastening device is characterized in that it includes at least one of a button, a ring-shaped string attached to the button and the side thereof, and a string sewn approximately at the center of its length with a knot. do.

The first bedding (bedding main body) is used to secure the second bedding (corresponding to the cover covering the inside of the bedding main body) and the third bedding (corresponding to the cover covering the outside of the bedding main body). The second bedding and the third bedding are equipped with a cover fixing part, and the second bedding and the third bedding have a fastening device for fixing them to the first bedding and a cover fixing part to fix the fourth bedding (corresponding to the collar cover). The fourth bedding is characterized in that it includes a fastening device for fixing to the second bedding and the third bedding.

A bedding set consisting of bedding and any of the bedding auxiliaries of the present invention.

The collar of bedding that comes into direct contact with the neck and face is the most heavily soiled area, and there is a big difference in the degree of dirt on the inside of bedding and covers that come into contact with the body and the outside that does not come into contact with the body during use. arise. Furthermore, although the inside of a mattress is covered with a sheet, the inside of the mattress cover that faces the body absorbs dirt through the sheet. Furthermore, since bedding and covers are heavy and bulky, it takes effort to handle them, so it is currently a great burden to keep the bedding covers that are used every day clean.

Therefore, the present invention provides a cover that can cover the inside and outside of the collar surface of overlay bedding, a cover that can cover the inside and outside of the collar of overlay bedding, and a cover that can cover the inside of the bedding as well as the inside and outside of the collar of overlay bedding. Bedding that makes it easy to keep bedding clean by proposing various types of covers, such as those that can be separated on the outside, reducing the effort required to take the bedding in and out of the cover when changing the cover and the effort required for washing. This is a proposal for assistive devices.

The bedding auxiliary device of the present invention includes a cover fixing part attached to the surface of the bedding and a cover attached to the fixing part. The cover fixing part is configured in various widths, lengths, and shapes and is attached to the part of the bedding surface that is almost the periphery of the cover to be attached. wear.

The cover fixing part attached to the surface of the bedding has a plurality of holes distributed vertically and horizontally. It is attached to the hole in the part.

The mechanism for attaching the cover to the cover fixing part uses fastening devices such as buttons, knot strings, looped strings, and buttons provided around the periphery of the cover.In the case of buttons, the button is attached to the hole in the cover fixing part. In the case of a knotted string, pass one end of the string with its length sewn in place through the hole in the cover fixing part and tie it to the cover. After passing a ring-shaped string through the hole in the fixing part, the ring is hooked onto a button provided on the side of the ring-shaped string.

The cover fixing part of the present invention can be attached to the surface of the bedding in the form of a thin band with a width of about 30 mm, or it can be attached to various places on the surface of the bedding in shapes of various sizes. Since it has multiple holes distributed vertically and horizontally, there is no need to specify the position where the fastening device is attached to the cover, and the size of the cover can be specified to match the width of the object to be attached. There's no need. Also, there is no need to use the same type of anchoring device as the side to which it is attached. Even with the same cover, different types of attachments may be used depending on the position to which the cover is attached. As described above, the present invention is a bedding auxiliary device that is highly flexible in terms of the size of the cover, the type and position of the fastening device, etc.

Particularly in the case of blankets, the present invention is effective in keeping the collar part clean. Blankets cannot be washed often, but the collar area that touches the neck and face should always be covered with a clean cover.

Commercially available blankets often have double collars, are covered with a different material than the blanket, or have strips on the outside and inside of the blanket that are convenient for attaching the collar cover. I see many products that have some type of processing applied to the surface of the collar of the blanket, such as the fabric being sewn across the entire width of the blanket.

Therefore, by using the cover attachment part of the present invention to attach the removable cover of the present invention to these processed parts, and further providing a replacement cover, it becomes possible to frequently replace the collar cover of the blanket and keep it clean at all times.

In addition, for sensitive skin that feels irritated when the fibers of the blanket come into contact with the skin, a button attached to the back side of the end of the collar cover of the present invention can be inserted into the hole in the cover fixing part of the collar on the outer surface of the blanket. By fitting and attaching the cover to cover the outer collar, the cover is bent and extends further from the inner collar of the bedding to cover the entire inside of the bedding, and the cover is attached to the blanket. , it becomes possible to use the blanket without touching the skin.

If you use a cover with the inside part of the collar cover extended to the length of the bedding as a duvet cover, compared to using a conventional cover in which the entire bedding is placed in a bag-shaped duvet cover, it will be easier to cover the duvet. There is no need to take the time and effort to put the cover in and take it out, and the amount of fabric in the cover is reduced to almost half, which reduces the burden of washing.

Furthermore, a cover fixing part having the same width as the width of the cover is provided on the inside of the bedding to which the bedding cover is attached, at a position where the cover on the collar is attached, and the cover fixing part is attached to the collar on the outer surface of the bedding. If you leave the cover fixing part exposed at the tip of the cover, you can attach the collar cover to the inner and outer cover fixing parts, so you can only cover the collar part that is heavily soiled. It can be easily replaced frequently.

First, the cover for the collar of the overlay bedding will be explained, and then the covers for various types of bedding including the collar will be explained.

The ends of the cover fixing part are sewn and attached to the inner and outer collar parts of the top surface of the bedclothes in the first embodiment, the collar cover is overlapped with the cover fixing part, and the button is attached to the back side periphery of the cover, FIG. 6 is a schematic view of the outside of the bedding fitted into the hole of the cover fixing portion and fixed thereto. FIG. 2 is an overview diagram of a cross section taken along line AA in FIG. 1. FIG. This is the fastening tool in the first embodiment, and is a fastening tool that includes a loop-shaped string on the side of the button. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a portion where a ring-shaped string is passed through a hole in a cover fixing portion and then hooked onto a button. It is a knot string in a first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a portion where the cover is secured to the cover by passing the cord through the hole of the cover fixing device using a fastening tool in which approximately half the length of the string is sewn to the cover. This is an overview of the outside of the bedding in the second embodiment, with both ends of the cover attachment part sewn to the area where both ends of the collar cover are attached on the outside and inside of the surface of the bedding, and a button attached to the inner periphery of the back side of the collar cover is fitted into a hole in the cover attachment part to secure it. This is a general view of the third embodiment, in which the cover fixing part is extended by about 30 to 40 mm from the end of the cover fixing part on the inner surface that contacts the body of the top cover bedding. The button attached to the back of the peripheral edge of the collar cover is fitted into the hole from the front side of the cover fixing part. 7 is a general view of a cross section taken along the line BB in FIG. 6. FIG. In the third embodiment, on the inner side of the top bedding that contacts the body, when the hand is moved upward during sleep, the play part to which the collar cover is sewn is turned inside out to prevent the hand from entering the inside of the collar cover. This is an overview of the prevention. FIG. 2 is a general view of the inner side of the upper bedding that is in contact with the body when no play part is provided, and when the user is sleeping, his hand is inside the collar cover between the attachment points of the collar cover. FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram showing a band-shaped cover fixing portion having a width equal to the width of the bedclothes attached to the outer surface collar of the top bedclothes according to the fourth embodiment. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing cover fixing parts attached to the edges of three sides of the inner surface of the bedding according to the fourth embodiment, excluding the collar part. FIG. 9 is a schematic view of the cover being attached to the cover fixing portion attached to the outer surface collar of the bedding on the outside of the bedding in the fourth embodiment. 13 is an overview of a cross-sectional view taken along line CC in FIG. 12. FIG. FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing that cover fixing parts are attached to the four sides of the outer surface of the bedding in the fifth embodiment, and the width of the cover fixing part of the collar part is wider than the other three sides. It is a general view of the outside of the bedding in which the inside of the bedding is covered with a cover in the fifth embodiment, and since the cover extends both vertically and horizontally from the bedding main body, the cover wraps around the four sides of the bedding and the cover is fixed to the four sides of the bedding surface. It has arrived at the department and has been fixed. A cover fixing part, which is wider than the other parts, is exposed at the collar. A diagram of the case where the collar cover fixing part is attached to the inner collar part of the bedding covered with the cover shown in Figure 15, and the collar cover is attached using the collar cover fixing part exposed on the inside and outside of the bedding. FIG. 15 is an overview of a cross-sectional view taken along line 15D-D. FIG. 2 is a general view of the inside of the bedding in which the inside of the bedding is covered with a cover that extends both vertically and horizontally from the bedding main body, and then a collar cover that covers the collar is attached. In the sixth embodiment, the four sides of the cover fixing part are sewn to the collar of the outer surface of the bedding, and the other three sides excluding the collar are provided with band-like cover fixing parts around the bedding. . First, fit the button attached to the back edge of the cover into the hole in the cover fixing part of the collar, bend the cover along the bedding, cover the inside of the bedding, and secure it except for the collar on the inside of the bedding. This is a general view of the buttons attached to the periphery of the back surface of the cover being fitted into the holes of the cover fixing part provided around the bedding and being engaged on the three sides. FIG. 19 is an overview of a cross-sectional view taken along line EE in FIG. 18; In a modification of Fig. 18, a band-shaped cover fixing part is provided around the four sides of the bedding, and two covers of approximately the same size as the bedding are used to cover the bedding from both the inside and outside of the bedding. The button attached to the periphery of the back of the cover is inserted into the hole of the cover fixing part provided around the bedding, and the button attached to the back side of the cover is inserted into the hole, and the collar cover is attached to the collar part. It is an overview diagram. It is a general view of the bedding in which the cover fixation part was provided in the center part of the outer surface of the bedding in a seventh embodiment. In the process of covering the inside of the bedding in the seventh embodiment with a cover, the cover is extended in length and width from the bedding main body, so the outer surface of the bedding is also widely covered. Following Figure 22, this is an overview of the outside of the bedding after the cover has been attached to the cover fixing portion. The cover fixing part provided at the center of the outer side of the bedding surface in Figure 21 is provided wide, so that the width that the cover covers the outer periphery is narrowed, and the cover fixing part provided at the center is provided with a separate cover that is shorter both vertically and horizontally than the bedding. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the outside of the bedding in a form in which the bedding is covered with a cover and the collar cover is attached to the collar. FIG. 12 is an external view of the bedding in which the fabric of the cover fixing part is added to the fabric of the collar part of the overlay bedding according to the eighth embodiment, and the cover is overlapped and fixed to the collar part. 25 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line FF in FIG. 24. FIG.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

<First embodiment>
A first embodiment of the present invention will be described below using FIGS. 1 to 4.
The cover fixing part 2 of the bedding auxiliary tool of the first embodiment is attached to the inside and outside of the collar part of the surface of the bedding 1, and has a plurality of holes 3 distributed vertically and horizontally. A plurality of fasteners 7 (hereinafter referred to as "buttons 7") are attached to the back side periphery of the collar cover 4 and are removably attached. The width of the cover fixing part 2 is set to match the width of the bedding 1, and the end of the cover fixing part 2 that covers the collar of the bedding is sewn to the bedding 1, and the collar cover 4 is stacked on the collar. Then, the button 7 attached to the periphery of the back side of the cover 4 was fitted into the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 and engaged. 5 is a thread used to sew the button 7 to the collar cover 4.

The appropriate length of the collar cover 4, which covers the collar on the surface of the bedclothes 1 from the inside to the outside, is 300 mm to 700 mm, and the shape of the cover 4 is rectangular because it covers a larger area on the inside of the bedclothes, which is easily soiled. This is convenient, but you can also enjoy the design by making the outside half-circular or almost heart-shaped. Furthermore, the length of the cover 4 may be long on the inside, which is easily soiled, and short on the outside, and the length of the cover fixing part 2 may be varied between the inside and outside of the bedding according to the length of the cover.

In the sectional view taken along the line 1A-A in FIG. 2, the front collar of the bedding 1 is covered with the cover fixing part 2, both the inner and outer ends are sewn 51 to the bedding 1, and the side parts are sewn to the bedding 1. It may be sewn to the side fabric, or it may be configured in a ring shape. A collar cover 4 is placed on top of the cover fixing part 2, and a button 7 attached to the periphery of the back surface of the cover 4 is fitted into a hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 and engaged.

FIG. 3 shows a fastening device used in the present invention, in which a ring-shaped string 10 is attached to the front periphery of the cover 4 beside the button 7. This is the part where a ring-shaped string 10 is passed through the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 and the tip of the ring 10 is hooked onto the button 7 to be fastened.

FIG. 4 shows a fastening device used in the present invention, which is a tying string 8 that is sewn to the front periphery of the cover 4 at approximately the center of the length of the string 8. This is the part where one side of the knot string 8 is passed through the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 and tied.

<Second embodiment>
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described below using FIG. 5. Note that the same parts as in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

In Figure 5, the cover attachment part 2 has a width that matches the width of the bedding 1 and a vertical width of about 100 mm, and is attached by sewing each end to the position on the surface of the bedding 1 where the outer and inner collar covers 4 are attached. The collar cover 4 is attached by fitting the button 7 attached to the back of the peripheral edge of the collar cover 4 into the hole 3 of the cover attachment part 2.

The width of the cover fixing part 2 is the same as the width of the bedding 1, and the length is about 100 mm. This increases the number of collar covers 4 that can be used by increasing the width of the collar cover 4. It's for a reason. In the present invention, by eliminating regulations regarding the size and position of the cover fixing part 2, it becomes possible to accommodate various conditions of the collar cover 4, such as the shape, width, and mounting position.

The cover fixing part 2 shown in FIG. 5 may be configured in a ring shape without being sewn to the bedding 1, passed through the bedding 1, and fixed with safety pins or sewn on both sides to the bedding 1. There is a method of attaching and fastening a band-shaped tape made of anti-slip fibers with high frictional resistance to the entire back end or side part of 2. Furthermore, it is also possible to use a combination of the various attachment methods described above.

Also, using a ribbon-shaped cover fixing part 2 with a width of about 50 mm, one edge of the ribbon is sewn all the way to the outer and inner widths of the surface of the bedding 1, where the collar cover 4 is attached. It is also possible to attach the button 7 of the collar cover 4 by fitting it into the hole 3 of the ribbon-shaped cover fixing part 2.

Third Embodiment
A third embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to Figures 6 to 9. Note that the same parts as those in the first and second embodiments are given the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.
Figure 6 shows a third embodiment of the present invention, in which the cover fastening part 2 attached to the inside surface of the bedding 1 is provided with a play part 6 formed by extending the cover fastening part 2 by about 30 mm to 40 mm beyond the point where the cover fastening part 2 is sewn in place 51, and the cover 4 is attached from the outside of the play part 6 by fitting buttons 7 attached to the periphery of the back of the collar cover 4 into holes 3 in the play part 6.

FIG. 7 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 6, in which both ends of the cover fixing part 2 are sewn 51 to the outside and inside of the surface of the bedding 1, respectively, and the cover 4 is attached to the collar part. Five buttons 7, which are overlapped and sewn to the periphery of the back surface of the cover 4, are fitted into the holes 3 from the outside of the cover fixing part 2 and are engaged. On the inside of the bedding 1 in contact with the body, a button 7 is fitted into the hole 3 from the outside of the play part 6 of the cover fixing part 2 to secure it.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a person moving his/her hand upward while sleeping inside the overlay bedding 1. As the play part 6 is pushed by the hand and turned over, the part of the cover fixing part 2 that attaches the collar cover 4 is blocked, and the hand can pull the collar cover from between the attachment points 5. It prevents it from getting inside the 4. Since the play part 6 is turned over, the button 7 to which the cover 4 is attached is visible.

FIG. 9 shows a case where a play part 6 is not provided in the cover fixing part 2 on the inside of the top bedclothes 1, and when the user hands the collar cover 4 from between the cover fixing points 5 and 5 on the cover fixing part 2. This is a diagram that has gone inside.

<Fourth embodiment>
A fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described below using FIGS. 10 to 13. Note that the same parts as in the first embodiment, the second embodiment, and the third embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and explanations thereof will be omitted.
FIG. 10 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention, in which a belt-like shape with a width equal to the width of the bedding 1 and a length of approximately 100 mm is formed in the area where the collar cover 41 of the outer collar part of the surface of the bedding 1 is attached. This is the outside of the bedding 1 to which the periphery of the cover fixing part 2 is sewn.

In FIG. 11, on the inside of the bedding 1 shown in FIG. 10, the periphery of a cover fixing part 2 having a width of about 50 mm is sewn 51 to the periphery of three sides of the bedding excluding the collar.

In FIG. 12, a five button 7 attached to the periphery of the back surface of a cover 41 is fitted into a hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 and fixed to the cover fixing part 2 provided on the outer collar of the front surface of the bedding 1. The cover 41 used here is a cover 41 that extends vertically so that it covers the outer collar of the bedding and can cover the entire inside of the bedding 1 when bent inward along the bedding 1. be.

FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line C-C in FIG. It is fitted into the hole 3 of the bedding 1 and fastened to cover the outer collar of the bedding 1, and while being bent inward and aligned with the bedding 1, it further extends from the inner collar and covers the entire inside of the bedding 1. A button attached to the back side periphery of the cover is fitted into the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 provided at the edges of three sides of the inner surface of the cover to be fixed.

<Fifth embodiment>
A fifth embodiment of the present invention will be described below using FIGS. 14 to 17. Note that the same parts as in the first embodiment, the second embodiment, the third embodiment, and the fourth embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.
FIG. 14 shows a fifth embodiment of the present invention, in which cover fixing parts 2 are sewn and provided on the four outer sides of the surface of the bedding 1, and the cover fixing part 2 at the collar is wider than the other three sides by about 150 mm. The other three sides are approximately 100mm.

FIG. 15 shows a cover 42 that extends vertically and horizontally from the main body of the bedding 1 to cover the inside of the surface of the bedding 1, and then cover fixing parts 2 provided on the four outer sides of the surface of the bedding 1 to wrap around the bedding 1. The button 7 attached to the periphery of the back side of the cover 42 was fitted into the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 and fixed.
In FIG. 15, the cover fixing part 2, which is not covered by the cover 42, is left exposed on the outer collar part of the bedding 1 in order to attach the collar cover 4 later.

FIG. 16 is a sectional view taken along line DD when the collar cover 4 is further attached to the collar portion of FIG. 15. A cover fixing part 2 with the same width as the bedding 1 and a vertical width of about 50 mm is provided on the inside of the cover 42 attached to the bedding 1 in contact with the body at a position where the collar cover 4 is attached. This is a cross section in which both ends of the collar cover 4 are fixed to each other using the cover fixing part 2 and the cover fixing part 2 that remains exposed on the outer collar of the bedding 1. As in this example, it is convenient to provide the collar cover 4 over the cover 42 for heavily soiled collars, since the frequency of washing can be adjusted by replacing each heavily soiled region.

FIG. 17 shows the inside of the bedding in which the bedding 1 is covered with a cover 42 and the collar cover 4 is further attached to the collar.
Specifically, the inside of the bedding 1 is covered with a bedding cover 42, which is attached to the cover fixing part 2 provided on the outer periphery of the bedding 1, and at the same time, a bedding cover 42 is provided at the end of the collar part wider than the other parts. The cover fixing portion 2 is exposed. In order to attach the collar cover 4 to the inner collar part of the bedding cover 42, the four sides around the cover fixing part 2, which has the same width as the width of the bedding 1 and a vertical width of about 50 mm, are sewn. Buttons 7 attached to the back side of both ends of the collar cover 4 were fitted into the inner cover fixing part 2 and the hole 3 of the exposed cover fixing part remaining on the outside of the bedding 1 and engaged.

<Sixth embodiment>
A sixth embodiment of the present invention will be described below using FIGS. 18 to 20. Note that the same parts as in the first embodiment, the second embodiment, the third embodiment, the fourth embodiment, and the fifth embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and explanations thereof will be omitted.
FIG. 18 shows a sixth embodiment of the present invention, in which a belt-shaped cover fixing part 2 with approximately the same width as the bedding 1 is attached to the outer collar of the surface of the bedding 1 by sewing. On the three sides other than the collar, a band-shaped cover fixing part 2 with a width of about 30 mm to 40 mm is sewn at one end, the center, or both ends of the bedding 1 on the surrounding surface of the three sides other than the collar. It is installed.

The cover may be attached by sewing to the surface of the side fabric of the bedding 1, or by sandwiching the cover so that the band-shaped cover fixing portion 2 is exposed to the surface when sewing the side fabric. The band-shaped cover fixing portion 2 to be sandwiched may be in a single layer state, in a state where the central portion is folded in half, and may sandwich the overlapping ends, or may sandwich the two-fold ring.

The cover 41 is extended in the vertical direction by the length of the bedding 1 to cover the outer collar. To attach the bedding 1, first attach the button 7 attached to the back end of the cover 41 to the cover fixing part 2 provided on the outer collar of the bedding 1 by fitting it into the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2, and then attach it to the bedding 1. When aligned and bent inward, it covers the entire inside of the bedding 1, and the button 7 attached to the back side periphery of the cover 41 is attached to the hole 3 of the ribbon-shaped cover fixing part 2 provided on the surface of the three peripheral sides of the bedding 1. It fits in and is attached.

Figure 19 is a cross-sectional view taken along line E-E in Figure 18. The cover attachment part 2 is sewn to the outer collar of the bedding 1, and a band-shaped cover attachment part about 30 mm wide is attached to the peripheral surface of the three sides other than the collar. Buttons 7 attached to the periphery of the back side of the cover 41 are fitted into holes 3 in the cover attachment part 2 to fasten them.

In Figure 18, as in Figure 16 in the fifth embodiment, if a cover attachment part 2 with the same width as the width of the bedding 1 and a vertical width of about 50 mm is provided at the position where the collar cover 4 is attached on the inside of the cover 41 attached to the bedding 1 that comes into contact with the body, this inside and the cover attachment part 2 that remains exposed at the tip of the outer collar part of the bedding 1 can be used to fasten both ends of the collar cover 4, and the collar cover 4 can be attached to the collar part of the bedding cover 41.

In addition, in FIG. 18, it is assumed that the bedding 1 is a comforter, but a band-shaped cover fixing part 2 is provided around all four sides of the bedding 1, so that it can be seen from both the inside and outside of the bedding 1 in a manner that is almost the same as the bedding 1. When the bedding cover 43 of the same size is attached to the cover fixing part 2 around the bedding 1, the bedding cover 43 becomes two separate pieces, an inner and an outer part, with the bedding 1 inside, and can be used as both a mattress and a comforter. Become.

FIG. 20 shows a cross section taken along the line E--E in FIG. 18, in which the collar cover 4 is attached to a comforter. When the cover fixing part 2 for attaching the collar cover 4 is provided on the collar part of the surface of each of the two covers, the inner bedding cover 43 and the outer bedding cover 43 with the bedding 1 inside, the collar cover 4 can be attached. The collar cover 4, the inner cover 43, and the outer cover 43 cover the bedding 1. Since the cover that covers the entire bedding 1 is separated into two pieces, the labor required to replace the cover is greatly reduced, and the frequency of washing can be changed depending on how dirty each cover is, making it easier to manage the bedding. Successful in reducing labor.

<Seventh embodiment>
A seventh embodiment of the present invention will be described below using FIGS. 21 to 24. Note that the same parts as in the first embodiment, the second embodiment, the third embodiment, the fourth embodiment, the fifth embodiment, and the sixth embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and explanations thereof will be omitted.
FIG. 21 shows a seventh embodiment of the present invention, and shows the outside of the bedding 1 in which the periphery of the cover fixing part 2 is sewn to the center of the outer surface of the bedding 1.

It is possible to use a cover 42 whose length and width are expanded from 1.2 times to 1.5 times the size of the bedding 1, and when it is expanded to 1.5 times, it can cover the entire bedding 1. .

FIG. 22 shows the bedding 1 in the process of being attached to the cover fixing part 2 using a cover 42 that covers the inside of the bedding 1 and further extends in length and width to a width that covers approximately 3/4 of the outside of the bedding 1. . By cutting out the four corners of the cover 42 which is elongated vertically and horizontally, the fabric of the cover 42 does not gather at the four corners when the cover 42 is attached, making it easier to attach, reducing the amount of cloth, and reducing the burden during washing. Ru. FIG. 23 shows the outside of the bedding 1 after the cover 42 has been attached to the bedding 1.

23 can be used both as a mattress with a cover 42 attached and as a comforter. When used as a comforter, the cover fixing part 2 is attached to the inside and outside of the collar portion of the surface of the cover 42 and the collar cover 4 is attached, so that it can be used as a comforter with a collar cover 4.

Furthermore, in the form shown in FIG. 24, if the cover fixing part 2 to be attached to the center of the outside of the surface of the bedding 1 is provided widely, and the four sides around the bedding 1 are attached with a width of about 130 mm, the cover 42 can be folded back. It becomes shallower and the amount of cloth decreases. When the cover 44, which is shorter in length and width than the size of the bedding body, is attached to the exposed part of the cover fixing portion 2, the entire bedding is covered with two types of covers, the cover 42 and the cover 44. be able to. It is convenient if there is not a large difference in the width of the two types of covers, so that the burden during washing will not be uneven.

When the cover fixing portions 2 are attached to the inner and outer collar portions of the surface of the cover 42, the collar cover 4 can be attached. The vertical width of the collar cover 4 on the outside of the bedding 1 is about 130 mm, but since the inside of the bedding 1 is easily soiled, it is better to make it wider than the outside of the bedding.

If the folds are shallow as shown in Figure 24, it will be easier to handle if the four corners are sewn toward the center to form a picture frame.
The cover that covers the entire bedding 1 is divided into a cover 42 and a cover 44, and the collar cover 4 can be attached to it, so the frequency of washing can be changed depending on the work of attaching and removing the cover and how dirty each part is. Successful in reducing management effort.

15, the inside of the bedding 1 is covered with a cover 42 that extends from the bedding in both length and width of the cover, and is secured to a cover fixing portion 2 provided on the outer periphery of the bedding 1. At this stage, if the width of the cover fixing part 2 is widened and it protrudes from the engaging part of the cover 42 by about 30 mm, the cover 44, which is shorter both vertically and horizontally than the size of the bedding body, will be attached to the cover fixing part 2. Then, the entire bedding is covered with two types of covers, and the cover fixing parts for attaching the collar cover 4 are attached to the inside and outside of the cover to fix the collar cover 4. This form is almost the same as in Figure 24, and is separated into three parts with different degrees of dirt, so the frequency of washing can be changed depending on the work of attaching and removing the cover and the degree of dirt on each part, which reduces the labor of bedding management. be successful.

<Eighth embodiment>
An eighth embodiment of the present invention will be described below using FIGS. 23 to 24. Note that the same parts as in the first embodiment, the second embodiment, the third embodiment, the fourth embodiment, the fifth embodiment, the sixth embodiment, and the seventh embodiment are given the same reference numerals, and the description will be repeated. omitted.
FIG. 23 shows an eighth embodiment of the present invention, in which the fabric of the cover fixing part 2 is added to the fabric of the collar part of the bedding 1, the cover 4 is stacked on top of the fabric, and the button 7 attached to the back of the cover 4 is attached. This is the outside of the bedding 1 which is fitted and fixed into the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2. The width of the cover fixing portion 2 may be the same as the width of the bedding 1.

FIG. 24 is a cross section taken along the line FF in FIG. 23, and shows a structure in which the fabric of the cover fixing part 2 is added to the collar part of the bedding 1. The collar cover 4 is secured by fitting a button 7 attached to the periphery of the back surface of the cover 4 into the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and can be modified as appropriate.
The material used for the cover fixing part 2 may be woven fabric, knitted fabric, lace fabric, or net with multiple holes distributed vertically and horizontally, or a material with holes formed on the surface of the fabric using thread or string, and has a certain degree of strength. Something is desirable. Furthermore, since it may come into contact with the skin, it is desirable that it not cause discomfort on the skin and have a beautiful appearance.

The shape of the hole 3 of the cover fixing part 2 may be circular, square, other polygon, oval, or straight like a buttonhole. The diameter of the hole 3 is suitably 10 mm to 30 mm, and the diameter of the button 7 fitted into the hole 3 is suitably about 13 mm to 35 mm, and the thickness of the button 7 requires consideration depending on the place where it will be used. When attaching the collar cover 4 to the inside of the bedding, the thickness of the button 7 should preferably be around 2 mm, so that it does not feel like a foreign body during use.

In the drawings, there are many examples in which the button 7 is used as the fastening device, but of course there is no problem in using other fastening devices. When using the knot 8, the appropriate length is 280 mm to 350 mm and the width is 5 mm to 20 mm. The material of the string 8 may be one that has frictional properties and is difficult to unravel during use.

The ring-shaped string 10 has a ring diameter of about 50 mm to 70 mm, a width of about 3 mm to 5 mm, and a material with friction properties is suitable. The appropriate diameter of the button provided next to the button is about 13 mm to 15 mm, and the thickness of the button 7 is preferably about 2 mm, so that it does not feel like a foreign body during use.

The intervals at which the fasteners are attached to the peripheries of the covers 4, 41, 42, and 43 are 120 mm to 400 mm, and in the case of the cover 4 used for the collar, the intervals may be adjusted to suit the location, such as narrowing the intervals. Also, whether to attach the fastening device to the front side or the back side of the periphery of the cover can be determined for each product by considering ease of use and design. A plurality of types of anchoring tools can be used by selecting the most suitable anchoring tool depending on the position.

Note that the product form (sales form) of this embodiment may be a cover-only product or a set of bedding and a cover.

1 Bedding 2 Cover fixing part 3 Hole 4 Collar cover 41 Cover: Cover 42 that covers the collar of the bedding and has an extended length Cover: Cover 43 that is longer than the size of the bedding itself in both length and width Cover: Almost the same size as the bedding Cover 44 Cover: Cover 5 which is shorter in length and width than the size of the bedding itself Sewing thread (sewing buttons and strings to the cover)
51 Sutured thread/sewn part 6 Play part 7 Button 8 Knot string 9 Safety pin 10 Loop-shaped string

Claims (4)

a cover fixing part that is attached to the surface of the bedding and has a plurality of holes distributed vertically and horizontally;
and a cover that is removably attached to the cover fixing part,
The bedding auxiliary device is characterized in that a plurality of fasteners that can be fastened to the holes of the cover fixing portion are attached to the periphery of the cover. The fastening device is characterized in that it includes at least one of a button, a ring-shaped string attached to the button and the side thereof, and a string sewn approximately at the center of its length with a knot. The bedding aid according to claim 1. The first bedding (bedding main body) is used to secure the second bedding (corresponding to the cover covering the inside of the bedding main body) and the third bedding (corresponding to the cover covering the outside of the bedding main body). The second bedding and the third bedding are equipped with a cover fixing part, and the second bedding and the third bedding have a fastening device for fixing them to the first bedding and a cover fixing part to fix the fourth bedding (corresponding to the collar cover). The bedding auxiliary according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the fourth bedding is provided with a fastening device for fixing to the second bedding and the third bedding. Ingredients. A bedding set comprising bedding and the bedding aid according to any one of claims 1 to 3.