JP2561846Y2 - Cooking hand tool support device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooking hand tool support device provided on the back of a door of a dish dryer.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a cooking hand tool support device for suspending and supporting a cooking hand tool such as a cooking spoon is attached to the back of a door of a dish dryer. And the like are suspended and supported, washed together with the dishes and the like placed in the dish dryer, and the wet cooking tools are dried.

[0003] Conventionally, as a cooking hand tool support device, a substantially L-shaped hook is used, and a hook provided on an end of a handle bar of the cooking hand tool such as a cooking spoon is attached to the hook metal. The hole was hooked and supported.

[0004]

However, in the conventional example having the above structure, there is a problem that a cooking tool having no hook hole at the end of the handle bar cannot be hung. Also, even if two hooks are provided at the top and bottom to suspend and support the cooking utensil, the cooking utensil has a long vertical length, and may not fit within the available vertical length of the dish dryer door. As a result, there is a problem that the number of supports is reduced due to a one-stage suspension.

The present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and has as its object the following two points.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a cooking hand tool support device which requires only a short vertical length for supporting on a step and can reliably support a cooking hand tool having no hook hole at an end of a handle bar.

[0006]

According to the present invention, there is provided a cooking hand tool support device for cooking a cooking spoon or the like having a cooking use portion 2 wider than the handle bar portion 1 at the tip of the handle bar portion 1. An upper support portion 5 is formed on the upper stage of the support 4 so that the hand tool 3 can be supported in two stages, and a lower support portion 6 is formed on the lower stage. In order to hook the cooking use part 2 on the upper part of the cooking hand tool 3, the cooking use part hook 7 is also provided, and the handle bar 1 is obliquely supported on the upper supporting part 5 so as to be positioned forward as it goes downward. And a wide cooking use part 2 of the cooking hand tool 3 in which the lower end of the handle bar part 1 obliquely supported by the inclination support part 8 is supported substantially vertically on the lower supporting part 6. Is located in front of the
By adopting such a configuration, the problem of the conventional example described above has been solved and the object of the present invention has been achieved.

[0007]

According to the present invention having the above-described structure, the upper portion of the cooking tool 2 is hooked on the upper supporting portion 5 and the lower portion of the supporting portion 6. A handle 7 for supporting the handle bar 1 obliquely so that the handle bar 1 is located at a lower position in front of the upper support 5, and a handle for supporting the handle obliquely by the support 8. By positioning the lower end of the bar portion 1 in front of the wide cooking use portion 2 of the cooking hand tool 3 which is supported substantially vertically by the lower supporting portion 6, the cooking hand tool 3 can be supported in two upper and lower stages, and In this case, the vertical length required to support the upper and lower two stages is reduced. Further, the cooking tool 3 having no hook hole at the end of the handle bar 1 can be reliably supported.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described in detail below based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings. 1 to 3 show one embodiment of the present invention. The support 4 is formed by framing a metal wire.
In this embodiment, the support 4 is formed by framing a metal wire in a rectangular shape in a front view. The vertical frame 9 on both sides of the support 4 framed in a rectangular shape when viewed from the front has an upper vertical wire portion 10 at the upper end, and an upper inclined wire portion 11 extends from the upper vertical wire portion 10 obliquely forward. A concave curved material portion 12 bent backward is extended from a lower end portion of the upper inclined wire portion 11, a lower vertical wire portion 13 is extended from a lower end portion of the concave curved material portion 12, and a lower vertical wire portion is extended. A downwardly inclined wire portion 14 inclined obliquely rearward from the lower end of the lower portion 13 extends continuously.
The lower end vertical wire portion 15 is formed to extend downward from the lower end of. The upper and lower horizontal frames 16 of the support 4 framed in a rectangular shape in a front view are linear, and the upper and lower horizontal frames 16 are directly attached to the back surface of the door 18 of the dishwasher 17 with screws or with mounting brackets. Mounted via A plurality of horizontal bars 19 made of a metal wire are provided between the vertical frames 9 on both sides of the support 4. That is, the horizontal bar 1 is located near the upper end of the upper inclined wire portion 11.
9a, and a horizontal bar 19b is provided near a substantially middle portion of the upper inclined wire portion 11 in the vertical direction.
A horizontal bar 19c is erected near the upper part of 2, and a horizontal bar 19d is erected near the lower end of the lower inclined wire portion 14. A lower end portion of a hooking wire 20 that is inclined obliquely upward and forward so as to be positioned forward toward the upper end is fixed to the horizontal bar 19a, and the hooking wire 20 and the horizontal bar 19a and the horizontal bar 1 are fixed.
9b, an upper supporting portion 5 for supporting a cooking hand tool 3 such as a cooking spoon having a cooking use portion 2 wider than the handle bar portion 1 at the tip of the handle bar portion 1 is formed. It is. The two hooking wires 20 facing each other with a gap therebetween constitute a cooking use portion hooking portion 7 of the upper supporting portion 5. Here, the horizontal bar 19b serves as the tilting support portion 8 for supporting the handle bar portion 1 obliquely so as to be located forward as it goes downward. A vertical wire 21 is fixed to the horizontal bar 19c and the horizontal bar 19d, and a lower supporting portion 6 for supporting the cooking hand tool 3 by the vertical wire 21 and the horizontal bar 19c and the horizontal bar 19d is provided. It is composed. The vertical wires 21 are opposed to each other with a certain gap therebetween.
One set of the vertical wires 21 is formed, and two sets are formed in the embodiment of FIGS. 1 and 2. The upper part of the wire 21 in the vertical direction is recessed rearward, and the recessed portions 22 of the pair of wires 21 serve as hooks 7 for cooking use of the lower support 6. The lower part of the recessed part 22 of the vertical wire 21 is inclined so as to be more dorsally lower. In addition, a pair of wires serving as hooks 24 for use of the cooking portion of the middle supporting portion 23 project obliquely upward and forward from the horizontal bar 19b. The horizontal bar 19b, the horizontal bar 19c and the hook 2
The middle supporting portion 23 is constituted by the wire constituting the fourth supporting member 4.
Here, the cooking use portion hooking portion 24 is located below the two sets of cooking use portion hooking portions 7 of the upper stage support portion 5. A hook 27 protrudes from the horizontal bar 19c.

The apparatus for supporting a cooking utensil having the above-described structure is fixed to the back of the door 18 of the dish dryer 17 as shown in FIG. 3, and is used in FIGS. As shown in FIG. 3, cooking hand tools 3 such as a cooking spoon having an upper and lower supporting portions 5 and 6 each having a cooking use portion 2 wider than the handle bar portion 1 at the distal end of the handle bar portion 1. It is to support. That is, in the upper stage, the wide cooking use part 2 of the cooking hand tool 3 is connected to the pair of hooking wires 20 constituting the cooking use part hooking part 7.
The handle bar 1 is supported obliquely so as to be located forward as it goes downward by supporting the handle bar 1 on the horizontal bar 19b constituting the tilting support portion 8 by being hooked between the hooks. In the lower part, the wide cooking part 2 of the other cooking hand tool 3 is fitted into the upper concave part 22 of the wire 21 which is a pair and constitutes the hook part 7 of the lower part. The handle bar 1 of the cooking hand tool 3 is held in a substantially vertical position, and the lower end is supported against the horizontal bar 19d. In this case, the lower end of the handle bar 1 of the upper cooking hand tool 3 obliquely supported by the inclined supporting portion 8 is supported substantially vertically by the lower supporting portion 6.
Is located in front of the wide cooking use section 2. In this way, although the vertically long cooking hand tool 3 is supported in the upper and lower stages, a part thereof can be overlapped and the overall length in the vertical direction can be reduced. Can be done. In addition, since the upper cooking hand tool 3 is supported so as to be obliquely forward toward the lower end, the upper cooking hand tool 3 can be easily taken out, and the upper cooking hand tool 3 can be taken out even when the lower cooking hand tool 3 is taken out. 3 can be taken out without being disturbed.

Further, another manual cooking tool 3 may be supported by the middle supporting portion 23. In this case, the wide cooking use portion 2 of the cooking hand tool 3 is fitted and hooked into the middle cooking use portion hooking portion 24, and the handle bar portion 1 is supported by the horizontal bar 19c. The hand tool 3 can be supported so as to face diagonally downward so that the handle bar 1 is located closer to the lower end. In addition, the hook 27 can hook and support the cooking hand tool 3 such as a flap, a spatula or a whisk provided with a hook hole at the end of the handle bar 1 at the hook hole portion. In this case, the cooking hand tool 3 is a wire 21
The side contact is prevented by being located at the inclined portion of the.

In the above embodiment, the recess 22 is formed in the lower support 6.
FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 show an example in which the concave portion 22 is provided.
An example in which no is provided is shown.

[0012]

According to the present invention, as described above, both the upper support section and the lower support section are provided with a cooking use section hook section for hooking the upper cooking use section of the cooking hand tool, and the upper support section is provided. An inclined support portion for supporting the handle bar portion obliquely so as to be located forward as it goes downward is provided in the portion, and the lower end portion of the handle bar portion obliquely supported by the inclined support portion is substantially attached to the lower support portion. It is located in front of the wide cooking use part of the vertically supported cooking hand tool, so it can support the cooking hand tool in two upper and lower tiers, and the required vertical length for supporting it in two upper and lower tiers It ’s short,
Even if it is attached to the back of the tableware dryer door, it can be stored within the available vertical length, and even cooking hand tools that do not have a hook hole at the end of the handle bar can be securely used. It can be supported.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an example in which the tableware dryer is attached to a back surface of a door of the tableware dryer.

FIG. 4 is a front view of another embodiment of the above.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the same.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Handle bar part 2 Cooking use part 3 Cooking hand tool 4 Support body 5 Upper support part 6 Lower support part 7 Cooking use part hook part 8 Incline support part

Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A supporting member for supporting a cooking hand tool such as a cooking spoon having a cooking use portion wider at the tip end of the handle bar portion than the handle bar portion so as to be able to support the upper and lower two stages. The upper support section is formed in the upper section and the lower support section is formed in the lower section, and a cooking use section hook section for hooking the upper cooking use section of the cooking tool is provided in both the upper support section and the lower support section, An upper supporting portion is provided with a tilting support portion for supporting the handle bar portion obliquely so as to be located forward as it goes downward, and the lower end portion of the handle bar portion obliquely supported by the tilting support portion is a lower support portion. A cooking hand tool support device, which is positioned substantially in front of a wide cooking use portion of the cooking hand tool supported substantially vertically. 2. The lower supporting portion is formed by a pair of wires in a vertical direction, and the upper portion of the wire constituting the lower supporting portion is recessed to the back so that the concave portion of the pair of wires is used for cooking the lower supporting member. The cooking hand tool support device according to claim 1, wherein the device is a hook portion for use.