JP3048046U - Simple chest and its frame - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Modifications) [PROBLEMS] To increase the rigidity of a conventional simple chest or its frame without impairing the advantages thereof. SOLUTION: The frame for a simple chest includes a lower first plate member (26) and an upper second plate member (28) which are vertically spaced from each other, and a first and a second plate member. At least one third plate member (30) or a pair of bar members (46) arranged between the two plate members in parallel with these, and a plurality of bar members supporting the third plate member on the first plate member. Post (32) and third
And a plurality of posts (32) for supporting the second post on the plate member or both bar members.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a simple chest and a skeleton used for keeping clothes.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 The simple chest is composed of a frame provided with shelves on which folded clothes are placed, a hanger hanging rod for hanging clothes, and a cover, such as a canvas, for covering the frame.

[0003] Conventionally, as a framework of a simple chest, there is a frame provided with a plurality of frames arranged in multiple stages, a plurality of posts for supporting an upper frame on a lower frame, and a shelf board mounted on the frame. It has been proposed (Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-75232).

In this framework, each frame is composed of a pair of mutually opposed bar members arranged on four sides of a rectangle and a pair of mutually opposed pipe members connected to both bar members.

Therefore, the conventional frame has a three-dimensional structure that is easy to assemble and disassemble by connecting a number of elongated rod-shaped members, such as a bar member, a post and a pipe member, to each other. Has the disadvantage of being easily deformed. For this reason, when accidentally hitting the simple chest, it could easily and largely tilt obliquely or be twisted.

[0006]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 An object of the present invention is to increase the rigidity of the conventional simple chest or its frame without impairing its advantages.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The simple closet skeleton (first skeleton) according to the present invention includes a lower first plate member and an upper second plate member, which are vertically spaced from each other, and a first and a second plate members. At least one third plate member disposed in parallel between the two plate members, a plurality of posts for supporting the third plate member on the first plate member, and the third And a plurality of posts for supporting the second post on a plate member.

[0008] Furthermore, a fourth plate member is disposed above and parallel to the second plate member at a distance from the second plate member, and a plurality of support members for supporting the fourth plate member on the second plate member. (A second skeleton).

In order to connect each plate member to each post, a hole into which an end of each post is fitted can be provided in each plate member. That is, the first member is provided with a plurality of holes opening upward, the second plate member is provided with a plurality of holes opening downward, and the third plate member is provided with a plurality of holes. Make multiple holes that open downward and upward respectively. Further, in the frame having the fourth plate member, a plurality of holes are provided in the second plate member to be opened in the vertical direction, and the fourth plate member is opened downward. Multiple holes are provided.

[0010] Instead of the third plate member, a pair of bar members is disposed between the first and second plate members, and attached to at least one of the second plate member and both bar members. (Third skeleton) in which a hanger hanging rod is arranged. The bar member is supported by a plurality of posts on the first plate member, and the second plate member is supported by a plurality of posts on each bar member.

[0011] In the frame having the bar member, a third plate member is disposed above the second plate member at a distance from the second plate member, and the third plate member is provided on the second plate member. A structure including a plurality of posts that support the third plate member (fourth skeleton) can be provided.

[0012] In this framework, each plate member and each bar member can be similarly provided with a plurality of holes into which the ends of the posts are fitted for coupling these to the respective posts. That is, the first plate member is provided with a plurality of holes that open upward, the second plate member is provided with a plurality of holes that open downward, and each bar member is provided with a plurality of holes. A plurality of holes are provided which are opened upward and downward, respectively. Further, when a third plate member is provided on the second plate member, a plurality of holes that are opened downward are provided in the third plate member, and the second plate member is provided with upward and downward openings. Provide multiple holes that are each open.

[0013] Further, another skeleton (fifth skeleton) includes a first skeleton and a third skeleton which are arranged in parallel with each other, and a plurality of couplings which connect the two skeletons at their adjacent posts. It consists of a tool. The first frame, the second frame or the fifth frame may be provided with a hanger-hanging rod attached to a third plate member thereof. A hanger hanging rod can be attached to the bar member.

Further, another skeleton (sixth skeleton) includes a second skeleton and a fourth skeleton which are arranged in parallel with each other, and a plurality of couplings which connect the two skeletons to each other at these adjacent posts. It consists of a tool. The sixth skeleton may include a hanger-hanging rod attached to the second plate member.

[0015] The simple chest according to the present invention is formed by covering any one of the frames with a cover.

[0016]

[Action and effect]

 SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a simple three-dimensional structure which is basically composed of a plurality of plate members and a plurality of support posts for supporting the same and which is easy to assemble and disassemble, and an easy chest including the same. In this frame, since the first and second plate members, which are substantially non-deformable, are arranged on the upper and lower portions, compared to the case where the conventional easily deformable frame is arranged. The rigidity of the entire skeleton can be increased, whereby the deformation resistance of the skeleton or a simple chest covered with the cover can be increased.

The first skeleton has higher rigidity because it has the third plate member between them in addition to the first and second plate members that define the bottom and the top thereof. The third plate member has a function as a shelf on which clothes are placed. The second frame and the simple chest, in which the fourth plate member is disposed above the first frame, maintain high rigidity by disposing the fourth plate member and maintain the first frame in place. It can have a height dimension and capacity larger than the simple chest that it has, and when it is installed, the space between the floor surface and the ceiling surface can be used more effectively. .

By providing a hole in each plate member to which each end of each post can be fitted, connection and disconnection of each plate member and each post, that is, assembly and disassembly of the skeleton can be more easily performed. It can be carried out.

In the third skeleton in which a pair of bar members are arranged instead of the third plate member in the first skeleton, the third skeleton is attached to both the bar members or the second plate member above the bar members. Clothing can be hung on a hanger hanging rod. The fourth frame, in which the third plate member is further disposed above the second plate member of the third frame, and a simple chest including the same, have an increased height similarly to the second frame. It has dimensions and capacity. The fourth framework makes effective use of the space between the floor and ceiling where it is installed.

The connection between each bar member and each post can also be performed by providing each bar with a hole into which the end of each post can be fitted.

By arranging the first skeleton and the third skeleton, or the second skeleton and the fourth skeleton, and connecting a part of these posts to each other with a connector. A simple chest with a larger capacity can be easily obtained.

By attaching a hanger hooking rod to the second plate member or the third plate member of the first and second skeletons, clothes can be hung thereon.

[0023]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Referring to FIG. 1, there is shown a skeleton 12 which forms a skeleton of a simple chest 10 for storing clothes.

The simple chest 10 includes a frame 12 and a cover 14 made of canvas, a plastic sheet, or the like that covers the frame 12.

The simple chest 10 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape as a whole. The cover 14 also has a generally rectangular parallelepiped shape. The cover 14 has six faces facing the six faces of the skeleton 12 which also has a generally rectangular parallelepiped shape, and covers the skeleton 12. The cover 14 has an opening or an opening surface for storing clothes in the simple chest 10 and taking out the clothes from the simple chest 10. The opening is usually divided into a plurality of portions on a rectangular upright surface, which is one of the six surfaces of the cover 14, and is defined by a portion formed by attaching a plurality of fasteners 15 to the edges of these divided pieces. . The opening of the cover 14 can be provided on another vertical surface. In addition, the opening is provided in another mode, for example, an opening (not shown) in one or another of the upright surfaces, and the opening is opened and closed by a curtain or the like (not shown). It can be made possible.

The skeleton 12 of the simple chest 10 includes a second skeleton 18 including the first skeleton 16 as its basic part and a fourth skeleton 22 including the third skeleton 20 as its basic part. And are connected to each other using a plurality of connecting tools 24.

The first skeleton 16 and the third skeleton 20 as the basic parts have the same height dimension, and the second skeleton 18 and the fourth skeleton 22 arranged side by side have the same height. It has a dimension. Each of the first to fourth frames 16, 18, 20, 22 also has a rectangular parallelepiped outer shape as a whole, and can be used alone as a frame of another simple chest. Each of the frames 16 to 22 is formed into a simple chest by covering the same with the cover (not shown) covering the six surfaces of the rectangular parallelepiped similarly to the cover 14 described above.

The first skeleton 16, which is a basic part of the second skeleton 18, includes a lower first plate member 26 and an upper second plate member 28 which are vertically spaced from each other. , A third plate member 30 disposed between the first and second plate members 26 and 28 in parallel with these plate members. Each of the plate members 26, 28, 30 has a rectangular planar shape, the first and second plate members 26, 28 respectively form the bottom and top of the first skeleton 16, and the third and third plate members 26, 28 respectively. The plate member 30 forms a shelf on which clothes are placed.

The second plate member 28 and the third plate member 30 below the second plate member 28 are respectively connected to the third plate member 30 via a plurality of (four in the illustrated example, four at the four corners of a rectangle) third post. It is supported on the plate member 30 and the first plate member 26.

Each of the plate members 26, 28, 30 has a plurality of (four in the illustrated example) holes 34 into which the ends of the respective posts 32 can be fitted. The four holes are respectively provided at the four corners of each plate member, each hole 34 of the lower first plate member 26 is open upward, and each hole 34 of the upper second plate member 28 is downward. The holes 34 of the third plate member 30 at the intermediate position are open upward and downward, respectively. For this reason, each post 32 inserted into each hole 34 of each plate member extends vertically, and supports the third and second plate members 30 and 28 above the first plate member 26, respectively. You.

By the way, as shown in FIG. 3, each plate member can be formed of a plastic material, and each plate member has a plate portion 36 and a plate-shaped skirt hanging down from four peripheral edges of the plate portion. And a portion 38. The hole 34 is defined by a cylindrical portion provided at each intersection of the skirt portion 38, and is opened upward and downward, respectively, for convenience of forming the plate member. In the illustrated example, the hole 34 has a constriction 40 at an intermediate portion in the up-down direction so that the hole 34 can be used as a hole that opens upward or downward. According to this, the post 32 inserted into the hole 34 from above or below it stops against the constriction 40.

Each post 32 preferably comprises a metal pipe. The length of the post 32 can be determined in consideration of the overall height of the first skeleton 16 and the position of the third plate member 30.

Preferably, a hanger hook rod 42 for suspending a hanger (not shown) is attached to each of the second plate member 28 and the third plate member 30. Thereby, the clothes can be hung in the simple chest. Each of the illustrated rods 42 is disposed below the plate portion 36 of each plate member, and at both ends thereof is passed through a hole 39 provided in a pair of skirt portions 38 of each plate member facing each other. As a result, it is stretched over both skirt portions 38.

The second frame 18 has a fourth plate member 44 disposed above and parallel to the first frame 16, that is, above the second plate member 28, at a distance from and parallel to the first frame 16. The fourth plate member 44 is supported on the second plate member 28 by a plurality of (four) posts 32. The fourth plate member 44 is the same as the other plate members 26, 28, 30.

The fourth plate member 44 is arranged to effectively use the space (space) remaining between the first skeleton 16 and the ceiling as a space for storing clothes. Therefore, the length of the post 32 supporting the fourth plate member 44 can be arbitrarily determined in consideration of the height of the space. Like the third plate member 30, the fourth plate member 44 can have clothing, a hat, etc. placed thereon.

Next, the configuration of the third skeleton 20 differs from that of the first skeleton 16 in the following points. That is, the third skeleton 20 is different in that the third skeleton 20 does not have the third plate member 30 but has a pair of bar members 46 in place of the third plate member.

The two bar members 46 are arranged in parallel with each other, and in the illustrated example, at the same height position as the third plate member 30 in the first skeleton 16. Each bar member 46 is supported on the lower first plate member 26 via a pair of posts 32 at both ends, and each bar member 46 is placed on the first plate member 26 via another pair of posts 32. The upper second plate member 28 is supported.

Each bar member 46 is provided at each end thereof with a hole 34 (FIG. 4), into which the end of each post 32 is fitted, and which opens upward and downward, respectively.

Each of the illustrated bar members 46 has a generally U-shaped cross-sectional shape that opens downward, and has a hole 34 defined at its end in a cylindrical portion extending vertically. . As in the third plate member 30 of the first skeleton, the hole 34 is vertically divided into two by a concave portion 48 provided at an intermediate portion in the vertical direction. Thus, the end of the post 32 inserted into the hole 34 from below or above stops in the recess 48.

In the third skeleton 20, a hanger hook rod 42 similar to that in the first skeleton 16 is bridged over the upper second plate member 28. Instead of attaching the rod 42 to the second plate member 28, the rod 42 can be attached to the second plate member 28 and attached to both bar members 46. The two bar members 46 are provided with holes 50 that are open to these mutually facing surfaces and that allow the rod 42 to be bridged.

The fourth skeleton 22 further includes a third plate member 52 arranged above the third skeleton 20, and a plurality of the third plate members on the second plate member 28 ( (4) posts 32. The third plate member 52 and the post 32 supporting it are exactly the same as the fourth plate member 44 and the post 32 supporting the same in the second skeleton 18. Therefore, in order to avoid duplication, the description thereof will be omitted. Omitted. This third plate member 52 is also provided for effective use of the space above the room.

Further, the first and third frames 16 and 20 are arranged in parallel with each other, and the two pairs of posts 32 adjacent to each other are connected by a plurality of connecting tools 24. (Skeleton) 53 can be obtained. Further, a simple chest having the fifth frame 53 as a frame, that is, a simple chest including the fifth frame 53 and covers (not shown) covering the six surfaces of the rectangular parallelepiped of the frame can be obtained.

As shown in FIG. 5, each connecting member 24 used in the fifth skeleton 53 and the illustrated skeleton (sixth skeleton) 12 is formed of a plastic material and has a channel-shaped cross-sectional shape. .

Each connecting member 24 partially surrounds a part of each of the posts 32 adjacent to each other and is in contact with the post 32. One connecting member 24 is provided between both ends and extends in a vertical direction. And a projection 56. The curved end 54 partially grips the post 32 passing up and down, and the projection 56 allows the two posts 32 extending through the curved ends 54 to move toward each other. Acts to prevent The connector 24 can be attached to both posts 32 by elastically deforming the connector so that the curved end 54 grips a part of each post 32. Further, both posts 32, that is, both frames are integrally connected by a plurality of connecting tools 24, and the connected state is maintained firmly.

In any of the above-mentioned frames, since the upper and lower first and second plate members 26 and 28 are substantially indeformable, these plate members increase the rigidity of each frame. Contribute. Further, in the first skeleton 16, further higher rigidity is provided because the third plate member 30 is further provided. In the third and fourth frames 18, 22, the height and capacity are increased, but the fourth plate member 44 and the third plate member 52 are disposed respectively. Therefore, its rigidity is maintained well.

In any of the above-mentioned frames, a plurality of plate members are further disposed between the first and second plate members 26 and 28, and a plurality of pairs of bar members are disposed. And both of said bar members can be arranged.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a sixth skeleton including first to fifth skeletons.

FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a simple chest having a sixth skeleton.

FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view of a third plate member in the first skeleton, showing a relationship between a post and a hole of the plate member that receives the post.

FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view of the bar member, showing a relationship between a post and a hole of the bar member that receives the post.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a connecting member in a state where both posts are connected to each other.

[Explanation of symbols]

Reference Signs List 10 simple chest 12, 16, 18, 20, 22, 53 skeleton 14 cover 24 connector 26, 28, 30, 44 first, second, third and fourth
Plate member 32 post 34 hole 42 hanger hanging rod 46 bar member 52 third plate member

Claims (13)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A lower first plate member and an upper second plate member which are vertically spaced from each other, and are disposed between and parallel to the first and second plate members. At least one third plate member, a plurality of posts supporting the third plate member on the first plate member, and a plurality of posts supporting the second post on the third plate member. A simple chest frame, including a post. 2. A fourth plate member disposed above and in parallel with the second plate member at a distance from the second plate member, and supporting the fourth plate member on the second plate member. 2. The skeleton of claim 1, comprising a plurality of posts. 3. The first member has a plurality of holes that open upward, the second plate member has a plurality of holes that open downward, and the third member has a plurality of holes that open downward. The skeleton according to claim 1, wherein the plate member has a plurality of holes that open downward and upward, respectively, and each post fits into each hole at an end thereof. 4. The first plate member has a plurality of holes that open upward, and the second and third plate members have a plurality of holes that open downward and upward, respectively. 3. The skeleton according to claim 2, wherein the fourth plate member has a plurality of holes that open downward, and each post is fitted in each hole at an end thereof. 5. A lower first plate member and an upper second plate member which are vertically spaced from each other, and a plane parallel to the first and second plate members between the first and second plate members. A pair of bar members, a hanger hanging rod attached to at least one of the second plate member and both bar members, and a plurality of posts for supporting each bar member on the first plate member. And a plurality of posts for supporting the second plate member on each bar member. 6. A third plate member disposed above and spaced apart from the second plate member, and a plurality of support members for supporting the third plate member on the second plate member. The skeleton according to claim 5, comprising: 7. The first plate member has a plurality of holes that open upward, the second plate member has a plurality of holes that open downward, and each bar member 6. The skeleton of claim 5, wherein each of the posts has a plurality of holes that open upward and downward, respectively, and each post fits into each hole at its end. 8. The first plate member has a plurality of holes that open upward, the second plate member has a plurality of holes that open upward and downward, respectively, 3 plate member has a plurality of holes that open downward,
7. The skeleton of claim 6, wherein each bar member has a plurality of holes that open upward and downward, respectively, and each post fits into each hole at its end. 9. A simple chest comprising: the skeleton according to claim 1 and the skeleton according to claim 5, which are juxtaposed to each other; and a plurality of connecting tools for connecting the two skeletons at their adjacent posts. framework. 10. A simple chest for a simple chest, comprising: the skeleton according to claim 2 and the skeleton according to claim 6, which are juxtaposed to each other; framework. 11. The system according to claim 1, further comprising a hanger hanging rod attached to said second plate member.
Or the skeleton according to 10. 12. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a hanger-hanging rod attached to the third plate member.
Skeleton. 13. A simple chest including the skeleton according to claim 1 and a cover covering the skeleton.