JP3025395U - Pillow for disaster prevention hood - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] A pillow for a disaster prevention hood that does not require a separate storage space by being normally used as a pillow and can be immediately used as a disaster prevention hood in the event of a disaster and fully fulfill its function. provide. A bag body that is formed into a substantially square shape using a quilted material having an appropriate thickness and that is openable and closable by a fastener in which two adjacent sides are provided in series.
It consists of a hood jacket that is fastened inside the bag body in a state of being turned upside down, folded, and accommodated, and is used as a pillow, and is usually used as a pillow. After that, the bag body and the hood covering fixed to the inside of the hood body are turned inside out, and by folding back approximately half of the opened side of the bag body inside, the hood main body is doubled from the head to both sides. It is used as a disaster prevention hood in which a cushioning part made of quilted fabric is formed and the surface is covered with a hood jacket.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the device belongs]

 The present invention relates to a disaster prevention hood and pillow that can be used as a disaster prevention hood in the event of a disaster.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, when evacuating in the event of a disaster such as an earthquake, wind and flood damage, or a fire, a disaster prevention hood that protects evacuees from falling objects and flames has no other use during normal times, so it can be used as a closet or underfloor storage space. In most cases, it is stored together with other emergency supplies and emergency food. For this reason, we would be happy if we were lucky enough to be in the storage area for the disaster prevention hood in the event of a disaster. The disaster prevention hood will not actually be used.

In particular, in the case of an earthquake or a fire that occurs during sleep at night, rather than searching for a disaster prevention hood in a situation where the person is almost unable to move in the dark, a case of evacuating with a futon or blanket may be used. It is assumed, however, that these beddings do not have a structure for disaster prevention, and it is even dangerous if one or both hands are blocked to wear the bedding.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 In view of the above points, the present invention does not require a separate storage space by normally using it as a pillow, and can be immediately used as a disaster prevention hood in the event of a disaster and can fully fulfill its function. The challenge was to provide a hood and pillow.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 It is formed into a substantially square shape using a quilted material having an appropriate thickness, and the two adjacent sides of the square are opened and closed by a series of fasteners and the other two sides are sewn together or one quilted piece. A bag body that is integrated by bending the ground, a hood cover that is fastened inside the bag body and is folded and housed, and housed inside the bag body. It is usually used as a pillow, and in the event of a disaster, after opening the zipper and removing the padding from the bag, the bag and the hood outer cover that is fastened inside the bag are attached. By flipping the inside of the bag body and flipping the open side of the bag body upside down, a cushioning portion made of double quilted fabric is formed from the head of the hood body composed of the bag body to both sides. Surface is hood jacket And to be available as a disaster prevention hood that in coated. Further, it is preferable that the quilting material forming the bag body and the cloth used for the hood jacket are flame-retarded.

[0006]

[Embodiment of device]

 An embodiment of a pillow for combined use with a disaster prevention hood of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0007] Fig. 1 (a) shows a usage pattern of the present invention's emergency hood and pillow 1 as a pillow 1A, Fig. 1 (c) shows a usage pattern as a disaster hood 1C, and Fig. 1 (b) shows an intermediate thereof. 3 shows a detailed form 1B.

In FIG. 1, a disaster prevention hood and pillow 1 includes a bag body 2 formed in a substantially rectangular shape with a quilted material having an appropriate thickness, and a hood outer cover 3 fixed to the inside of the bag body 3. And a padding 4 that can be housed inside the bag body 2. The bag body 2 can be opened and closed by a series of fasteners 5 provided on two sides 21 and 22 adjacent to each other, and on the other two sides 23 and 24, one quilted fabric is bent or sewn. Being united by that. The above-mentioned quilted area is flame-retardant or flame-retardant using a flame-retardant material or post-processed flame-retardant material.

A ring 6 is provided at the non-opening side corner portion 25 of the bag body 2 as a locking means for the folded bag body 2 which will be described later, and a corner portion of the bag body 2 on the end side of the fastener 5 is provided. A button 67 is sewn on the inside of 26 so that the wheel 6 can be engaged with it. Further, as shown in FIG. 1 (b), a pocket 8 for holding cash or the like carried in an emergency is formed on a part of the back surface of the bag body 2, and 9 is for opening and closing the pocket 8. It is a fastener.

The hood outer covering 3 is composed of a hood portion 31 wrapping a human head and a hem portion 32 connected to the hood portion 31 and having a size large enough to cover the upper body, especially the shoulder portion, and the hood portion 31 has a brim 33. Is provided. Further, a string 10 for fixing is provided at a boundary portion between the hood portion 31 and the hem portion 32 corresponding to the neck portion of the human body. In the illustrated example, the string 10 is inserted through the string thread 11, but the string 10 may be directly sewn to the hood outer covering 3. The material of the hood outer covering 3 is not particularly limited, but it is preferable to use a thick cloth having fine eyes and a flat surface, which is subjected to flameproof / flame retardant processing like the bag body 2. . Further, it is more preferable to use a flame-retardant material for the sewing thread of the bag body 2 or the hood jacket 3 and the fastener 5 as well.

As shown in FIG. 1 (b), the hood jacket 3 has the corner portions 25 of the bag body 2 turned upside down corresponding to the hood portions 31, and the non-open side (23, 24) majority portion. Is covered with the hood jacket 3 so that the bag 2 is inserted inside the hood jacket 3 and is sewn to the bag 2 at the fastening positions 12 and 13 near the neck of the human body. There is. As a result, when using the emergency hood and pillow 1 as a pillow, the hood portion 31 and the hem portion 32 protruding from the bag body 2 are properly folded in the fixed state as shown in FIG. It can be housed efficiently. Further, since the fastening positions are limited to a few places (three places) like 12, 13 in this way, the bag body 2 and the hood jacket 3 can be easily separated.

The padding 4 is formed of a cushioning or elastic material such as urethane foam, or is a bag in which a granular material such as a resin material or grain is enclosed, or an airtight or watertight bag is filled with air or water. It is possible to use the one that has been generally used as the padding of the pillow, such as the one in which the above is enclosed.

In the pillow 1 for disaster prevention hood constructed as described above, normally, as shown in FIG. 1 (a) or 2, the hood outer cover 3 is folded inside the bag body 2 (under the padding 4). It is used as a pillow 1A with the padding 4 inserted while being folded and stored.

When an earthquake, a fire or the like occurs, the fastener 5 of the pillow 1A is opened and the padding 4 is taken out, and then the bag body 2 and the bag body 2 are fastened to the inside of the bag body 2 and are folded and housed. The hood outer covering 3 and the hood outer cover 3 are turned inside out (indicated by 1B in FIG. 1B), and then the open side (21, 22 side) of the bag 2 which has been turned over is folded back inward. At this time, if there is a margin, the button 7 of the corner portion 26 is engaged with the wheel 6 of the corner portion 25 (inside) to lock the folded-back portion 2B of the bag body 2.

Then, as shown in FIGS. 1C and 3, a hood body 2 in which a bag body 2A made of a quilted fabric and a belt-shaped cushioning portion 2C of a double quilted fabric by the folded-back portion 2B are formed, A disaster prevention hood 1C is formed by the hood outer covering 3 covering the outer surface of the hood main body 2.

[0016] If the human body head is covered with the disaster prevention hood 1C and the string 10 is tied if necessary, the double quilting is performed from the top of the human body to both heads and both shoulders. A band-shaped cushioning portion 2C made of the ground is provided to absorb the impact of a fallen object or the like during evacuation, and the hood jacket 3 which is sufficiently larger than the outer shape of the pillow 1A wraps the evacuee and protects it from the flame.

Especially when a disaster occurs during nighttime sleep, the disaster prevention hood 1C is used as the pillow 1A so that it is not necessary to go to the storage location and the pillow 1A forms the disaster prevention hood 1C. Since the procedure to perform is extremely easy as described above, the disaster prevention hood 1C can be formed by groping even in the dark or while moving, and can be used immediately and reliably. In addition, even when the bed is not in bed, it can be used as a pillow on a daily basis so that the storage location will not be forgotten.

[0018]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, it does not require a separate storage space when used as a pillow, and does not forget the storage location. In addition, even if a disaster occurs during nighttime sleep, which has the greatest risk of damage, there is no need to go to the storage area for the disaster prevention hood, and the disaster prevention hood can be easily formed from the pillow even in the dark or on the move. Not only can it be used, but it also has an excellent disaster prevention effect due to the cushioning part made of double quilted material and the hood jacket of sufficient size.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a usage form of a pillow for disaster prevention hood according to the present invention as a pillow, (c) is a side sectional view showing a usage form as a disaster prevention hood, and (b) thereof. It is a side view which shows an intermediate form.

FIG. 2 is a plan cross-sectional view showing a hood jacket which is folded and accommodated in a bag body.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a usage pattern as a disaster prevention hood.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Disaster prevention hood combined use pillow 2 Bag body 3 Hood cover cloth 4 Filling

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A quadrangle formed using a quilted material having an appropriate thickness, two adjacent sides of the quadrangle can be opened and closed by a series of fasteners, and the other two sides are sewn or Alternatively, a bag body that is integrated by bending a sheet of quilted fabric, a hood outer cover that is fastened inside the bag body and is folded and housed, and the bag. It consists of a padding housed inside the body and is usually used as a pillow. In the event of a disaster, after opening the zipper and taking out the padding from the bag body, the bag body and the outside of the hood secured to the inside of the bag body By flipping the cloth inside out and folding back approximately half of the open side of the bag body to the inside, a cushioning portion consisting of a double quilted cloth is formed from the head of the hood body composed of the bag body to both sides. Formed and head Pillows that can also be used as a disaster prevention hood covered with an outer cloth. 2. The disaster prevention hood / combined pillow according to claim 1, wherein the quilting cloth forming the bag body and the cloth used for the hood jacket are flame-retardant.