JP3089509U - Clothesline hanger stopper - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Problem] To provide a hanger stopper for preventing a hanger hung from a fixed position by shifting or slipping a laundry hanger hung on a laundry hanger. A lock member 2 is provided on both sides of a coil spring 1 made of a metal material such as a resin material through which a clothes rod A penetrates. Is held in a roughly wound waveform to prevent the hook C 'of the laundry hanger B' from slipping.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a clothesline at home (including a loop), and more particularly to a clothesline which can prevent a hanger suspended from the clothesline from being displaced.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional technique of this kind, there is a sheet or a futon cover for directly drying laundry on a clothesline for drying laundry such as underwear. Using a laundry hanger attached, the laundry is hung on the pinch and the hook of the hanger is hooked on a clothesline to dry.

[0003] In some cases, hooks are fixed to the clothesline using individual clips so that the hanger may not come off or slide from the clothesline and the laundry may not move due to wind or the like.

Furthermore, a laundry hanger is used in which a hook of a laundry hanger forms a clip, and a clothesline can be directly held and held by the clip.

[0005]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, in the above-mentioned prior art, the clothesline has a straight pipe shape and a rod-shaped outer periphery made smooth, so that the clothes hanger receives wind pressure due to the wind sometime. There is a problem that is moved.

[0006] Then, using a clip to lock the hook of the hanger to the clothesline, or with a hanger with a clip, reach for a clothesline at a high place and use it in a place where it is difficult to reach in a narrow space. There is a problem that dangerous work can be done.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Invention] In order to solve some of the above-mentioned problems, this invention uses a metal material or resin material penetrating a clothesline A as shown in Fig. 1.2.3. The lock members 2 are provided on both sides of the coil spring 1 which has been machined, and the clothespin A (including the loop) is inserted into the coil spring 1 of the tightly wound, and one of the lock members 2 is dried. After being fixed to the pole A, the coil spring 1 is stretched by holding one of the lock members 2 and fixed to the clothesline A using the lock member 2 in a fixed position.

[0008] As described above, the coil spring 1 with the lock member 2 in close contact winding is finally wound in a wavy shape in the longitudinal direction of the clothespin A in a rough winding shape.

The hook C 'of the clothes hanger B' can be hooked between the convex gaps of the coil spring 1 made of metal or resin.

[0010]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the illustrated embodiment. That is, FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the whole of a partial cross-section showing the first and second aspects of the present invention. The clothesline A is generally a pipe-shaped, elongated, straight, rust-resistant metal made of stainless steel. There are many types of laundry rods A, such as aluminum pipes, aluminum pipes, and synthetic resin.

[0011] In rare cases, a pipe hung on a laundry hanger B 'to be hooked by applying a PVC coating to the outer periphery of the pipe is used to prevent slippage.

In any case, it is a commercially available slender pipe-shaped round bar with a smooth outer periphery and a slippery shape. The coil spring 1 which is formed by tightly winding a round shape of a metal material or a resin material on the clothespin A is made easy to insert into the clothespin A.

The lock members 2 are provided at the cuts on both sides of the coil spring 1 in the tightly wound state in which the clothespin A is inserted, so that both sides of the coil spring 1 are connected. The two sides of the coil spring 1 are inserted into the laundry rod A, are wound roughly in a state where the coil spring 1 is extended on the laundry rod A, and are fixed to the laundry rod A by the lock members 2. .

In the present embodiment, the lock member 2 is formed as a collet chuck body 3 as described in claim 2, and the clothesline A is freely passed through the cylindrical hollow portion. Is done.

In this lock member 2, a screw 5 is cut on one outer periphery of the cylindrical terminal, and one terminal is made into an elastic snap 4, and the circumference is divided into three equal parts. At the end of the snap 4 in the form 3, a slight clamping projection 4 a protrudes inward.

The fastening projections 4a of the snaps 4 made of these elastic tree fertilizers come into contact with the outer periphery of the clothes rod A and expand in the direction of the arrow a. The department has a relative relationship of lifting.

Next, a male screw 5 cut on the outer periphery of the other terminal of the cylindrical body is a grip screw body with an internal thread in a cylindrical body which meshes with the male screw 5 and moves. By rotating in the direction of arrow A, 6 moves while rotating in the direction of arrow B, and the inclination of the snap 4 joined to the opening of the grip screw body 6 is pushed down in the direction opposite to the direction of arrow a.

Then, along the outer periphery of the clothesline A which penetrates the inner diameter of the cylindrical collet chuck body 3, the protrusions of the fastening projections 4 a provided on the three snaps 4 press and press the grip screw body. The coil spring 1 is completely held by the clothesline A by the lock member 2 including the collet chuck 6 and the collet chuck body 3.

In the lock member 2 having such an optimum configuration, the terminal 1a of the coil spring 1 comes into contact with the threading of the side surface of the male screw 5, and the locking member 2 is fixed by meshing with each other in a spiral manner.

Next, FIG. 2 shows an example of use according to claim 2 in a second embodiment of the present invention, in which one of the lock members 2 of the coil spring 1 closely contacted is dried. The coil spring 1 of the tightly wound type is fixed to the pole A and pulled in the direction of arrow C to extend the other one of the lock members 2, and the coil spring 1 is wound in a rough winding along the outer periphery of the drying rod A. (Fig. 3)

When the coil springs 1 are entangled with and wound on the laundry rod A, the outer periphery of the laundry rod A becomes less smooth, and the hook C 'of the clothes hanger B' is pulled between the wavy pitches. Since it can be hung, even if it is subjected to tilt such as a clothesline or wind, there is no displacement or movement of the laundry.

The above-described lock member 2 of the coil spring 1 is an optimum embodiment. That is, the outer periphery of the loop can be held even on a non-stick-shaped clothesline such as a loop, but other simple locks can be used. Since the member 2 can hold the coil spring 1, it is not necessarily limited to the above-described configuration of the collet chuck body 3, and these are specified in claim 1.

In any case, the aim of the present invention is to tightly wind the coil spring 1 around the clothespin A, hold one of the coil springs 1 with the lock member 2 interposed, and hold the other. By pulling the lock member 2, the coil spring 2 is extended to a fixed position, the lock member 2 is held on the clothesline A, and the hook C 'of the clothes hanger B' is hooked between the waves. It is necessary for the invention.

[0024]

[Effects of the Invention] The present invention has the following advantages because it operates as described above. That is, the hook C 'of the clothes hanger B' receives the wind pressure from the clothes rod A and can provide a hanger stopper of the clothes rod without slipping or shifting.

In addition, a hanger stopper for a clothesline can be provided in which the coil spring 1 can be extended and contracted to freely set the interval between the wavy pitches.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the whole of a partial cross section according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an entire embodiment according to the present invention before use.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the embodiment according to the present invention when used.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A Clothesline B 'Laundry hanger C' Hook 1 Coil spring 1a Terminal 2 Lock member 3 Collet chuck body 4 Snap 4a Clamping protruding 5 Male screw 6 Grip screw body

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] A lock member (2) is provided on both sides of a coil spring (1) made of a metal material or a resin material through which a clothesline (A) penetrates. Winding and holding the coil spring (1) in a roughly wound waveform,
A hanger stopper for a clothesline, wherein a hook (C ') of a laundry hanger (B') is prevented from slipping. 2. A snap (4) having a projecting shape (4a) and one end of a hollow cylindrical body in a collet chuck body (3), and a lock (2), and a locking member (2). A male screw (5) is provided, and the terminal (1a) of the coil spring (1) is wound and fixed to the male screw (5). ) Is engaged with the grip screw body (6) that can be tightened and tightened around the outer periphery of the clothesline (A) penetrating the hollow body,
The hanger stopper for a clothesline according to claim 1, wherein both sides of the coil spring (1) can be freely held on the clothesline (A).