JP3056143U - Assembling clothes rack - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] An assembly-type clothesline that does not require a clothesline, is easy to assemble and disassemble, and can be used conveniently when drying futons and other items by using a narrow space such as a condominium veranda. provide. [Constitution] A base base body 11 having a substantially rectangular thick plate shape and having a predetermined number of pillar fixing holes 13 formed in an upward direction along a longitudinal direction thereof.
A pipe is buried horizontally in the bottom of the base to stabilize to form a base 1, and the lower ends of several columns 2 are inserted into the column fixing holes 13 of the base 1 to stand upright. An arm 3 is formed by fitting a short side of a pipe bent in a substantially L-shape to the portion 22 and extending the long side horizontally from the upper end of the column 2 to the side to form an arm 3. Dry the etc.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a clothesline for drying futons, laundry, and the like, and more particularly to an assembly-type clothesline that does not require a clothesline and is easy to assemble and disassemble.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 People living in apartments and condominiums, especially those on the second floor or higher, often suffer from futons or blankets. In many cases, it is directly laid on the veranda's handrails, etc., but it is not preferable because of the fear of falling and the appearance. As a clothesline, two pillars have been connected back-to-back by bending the upper end of a round pipe to support the clothespin, and the root is a hole in the center of a concrete base. There is a clothesline where two support stands are inserted and set up at predetermined intervals, and a clothesline is placed over the corresponding arm. However, the installation of the clothes rack requires a large area, making it unsuitable for use on condo verandas.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 Based on the above-mentioned problems, the problem of the present invention is that it can be folded down when not in use, and can be conveniently used when drying futons and other items using the narrow space such as the veranda of an apartment. An object of the present invention is to provide an assembling type clothes rack that can be easily assembled, disassembled, and stored.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the assembly type clothes drying stand of the present invention has a substantially rectangular thick plate-shaped base base body in which a predetermined number of support fixing holes are drilled upward along the longitudinal direction, and the bottom of the base is provided at the bottom. A base that is made by horizontally embedding and stabilizing a pipe of the required length in a horizontal direction, several posts that are inserted into the support fixing holes of the base and fixed and that extend upward, and short pieces of pipe that are bent into a substantially L-shape. Arm that is fitted so that the side covers the upper end of each pillar, and one long side extends horizontally from the upper end of the pillar to the side, and the arm plays the role of a clothesline as it is. It is characterized by the fact that it is unnecessary, and that the column and arm can be easily connected and separated, and because it is small when not in use, it is convenient for storage and transportation. In addition, it is preferable that the direction in which the portion of the arm that becomes the clothesline is extended is the same as the direction in which the stabilizing bar provided on the base stand projects in order to improve the stability of the clothesline.

[0005]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a partially exploded side view showing the structure of an embodiment of the assembling type clothes drying stand of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of a base stand. The laundry table of this example includes a base table 1 installed on a horizontal portion such as a veranda, three or four columns 2 fixed to the base table 1 and extending upward from the base table 1 to a height of about 120 cm. The connecting portion 31 which is the short side of the square pipe bent into an L-shape is fitted so as to cover the upper end 22 of each of the columns 2, and the long side is about 120 cm horizontally horizontally from the upper end of the column. And an arm 3 formed by extension.

As shown in FIG. 2, the base table 1 is a substantially rectangular thick plate-like concrete or mortar base table body 11 having a long side of about 50 cm, and is horizontally embedded at the bottom thereof and protrudes sideways. A base stabilizing rod 12 composed of two pipes is provided. Five square pillar fixing holes 13 of a required depth are arranged in a line in the longitudinal direction in the left side of the center of the base body 11 so as to face upward. Wear it. Then, a rubber or plastic cap 14 is put on the tip of the base stabilizer bar 12.

The longer the length of the base stabilizer bar 12 is, the better the stability of the base stand 1 becomes. However, the longer the base stabilizer bar 12 requires a larger installation area, the base stand including the tip of the base stabilizer bar 12 is included. It is preferable to make the bottom area of the whole 1 equivalent to the area of a square having a side of about 50 cm. Also, as the weight of the entire base table 1 increases, the stability of the base table 1 improves, but if the weight is too heavy, it becomes difficult to transport the base table 1. Therefore, it is preferable to keep the weight of the base table 1 at about 20 to 25 kg.

The support 2 is a straight pipe having a square cross section whose dimensions can be just inserted into the support fixing hole 13 provided in the base 1, and the three supports 2 stand on one base 1. The lower end 21 is inserted into both ends and the center pillar fixing holes 13 to use four pillar fixing holes 13 excluding the center when four pillars are to be erected.

The arm 3 is a portion that plays a role of a rod for drying a futon, laundry, or the like. And a connection part 31 which is a short side thereof is fitted to the upper end part 22 of each column 2 to a depth of about 16 cm. The clothespin 32, which is one of the long sides, is used in a state of being extended horizontally. In this example, each pillar 2 extends horizontally about 120 cm from the upper end side to the side. Then, a rubber or plastic arm cap 33 is put on the tip of the arm 3.

The direction in which the clothesline 32 of the arm 3 extends is preferably the same as the direction in which the base stabilizing bar 12 projects in order to improve the stability of the clothesline. Also, as shown in FIG. 2, the direction of the rectangular pillar fixing hole 13 provided in the base 1 is appropriately rotated to improve the ventilation, and the closer to the tip of the clothes-line portion 32 of the arm 3, the closer it is. It is preferable to adjust the distance between the arms 3 so as to increase.

Further, a hook 34 that fits on the upper end portion 22 of the column 2 is attached to a position near the bent portion on the lower surface side of the clothesline 32 of the arm 3. By using this, when the clothesline is not used, the column 2 and the arm 3 are separated and folded as shown in FIG. 3, and the arm 31 is stored by hooking the hook 31 on the upper end 22 of the column 2. Can be kept.

In addition, as a pipe for forming the column 2, the arm 3, and the base stabilizing rod 12, an iron, stainless steel, or aluminum pipe can be used. In the case of an iron, rust or the like is prevented. Paint for it.

FIG. 4 shows a plan view of an example of use in the case where the hangable drying table of the present invention is installed on a veranda to dry a futon or the like. In this case, first, the glass door 5 is opened, and the base 1 is set horizontally so that the base stabilizing bar 12 faces the indoor C near the handrail 4 of the veranda B, and the lower end of the column 2 is inserted into the column fixing hole 13 thereof. 21 is firmly inserted, and three or four columns 2 are erected, and fitted to the upper end portions 22 of the respective columns 2 so as to cover the connection portions 31 of the arms 3. Spread it in a fan shape so that it opens slightly, and hang the futon here. Depending on the situation of the installation place, it is also possible to extend the clothesline 32 of the arm 3 at both ends or one end along the handrail 4 of the veranda B.

[0014]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, the prefabricated clothesline of the present invention has three or four columns on one base that can be easily installed on the veranda of an apartment, and covers the upper end of each column with an arm. Attach and hang the futon directly on this arm, so that no drying pole is required, 3 or 4 futons can be dried at the same time, easy to assemble and disassemble, and folded down when not in use This feature makes it easy to dry futons and other items from the room by using the space on the veranda that is expanded by opening glass doors.

Further, since the support and the arm are made of a square pipe, the direction in which the arm is extended is firmly fixed, and there is no fear of movement due to wind or the like. Further, the direction in which the arms at both ends or one end are extended can be changed according to the situation of the installation location, so that a narrow space can be effectively utilized.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially exploded side view showing the structure of the assembling type clothes rack of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a base of the assembling type clothes rack shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state where the assembling type clothes rack shown in FIG. 1 is disassembled and stored.

FIG. 4 is a plan view schematically illustrating a state in which the prefabricated clothesline of the present invention is used on a veranda.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ‥‥‥ base stand, 11 ‥‥‥ base stand body, 12 ‥‥‥ base stabilizer, 13 棒 post fixing hole, 14 ‥‥‥ cap, 2 ‥‥‥ post, 21 ‥‥‥ bottom end, 22 ‥‥‥ upper end, 3 ‥‥‥ arm, 31 ‥‥‥ connecting part, 32 ‥‥‥ hanging pole, 33 ‥‥‥ arm cap, 34 ‥‥‥ hanging tool, 4 ‥‥‥ handrail, 5 ‥‥‥ Glass door, 6 ‥‥‥ post, A ‥‥‥ Outdoor, B ‥‥‥ Veranda, C ‥‥‥ Indoor.

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A base having a substantially rectangular thick plate shape, wherein a pipe is horizontally and horizontally embedded and stabilized at the bottom of a base base body having a predetermined number of pillar fixing holes formed in the upward direction along the longitudinal direction thereof. Several pillars which are fixed by inserting them into the pillar fixing holes of the base stand and extend upward, and a short side of the pipe bent in a substantially L shape are fitted over the upper ends of the respective pillars, and one long side of the pillar is fitted. It is composed of an arm that extends horizontally from the upper end to the side and plays the role of a clothesline.The need for a clothesline is eliminated, and the connection and separation between the pole and the arm is easy. An adjustable clothesline that is convenient for storage and transportation.