JP3107925U - System tatami - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a system tatami mat with embroidery that devise the tatami mat material, its shape and size, ensure a variety of designs, and is easy to lay and inexpensive.
The surface of a thin core material is covered with a paper cloth, the end is folded back to the back surface, and a semi-tatami-size tatami mat with an anti-slip material stretched over it is used. A system tatami mat, which is prepared with an embroidered tatami mat and a plain tatami mat with no embroidery, and laid with a combination of embroidery tatami mats and plain tatami mats.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a system tatami that can be used as a space between tatami mats.

  Recent houses are becoming Western-style, and there are many Western-style rooms that do not lay tatami mats with flooring. However, traditional Japanese events such as tea and flowers are performed on tatami mats, and tatami mats are sometimes cushioned and warm, so it is sometimes necessary. In response to this situation, there is a system tatami mat that is usually stored and taken out only when necessary.

The conditions required for such a system tatami are that it is easy to store and take out and that it is inexpensive, but conventional system tatami mats do not necessarily satisfy this requirement. In particular, it was inferior in design and was always in one pattern, so it was scarce to motivate it to be actively tatami mated. In terms of design, as shown in the following Patent Document 1, tatami mats with embroidery have also been proposed, but this is limited to design characteristics only by embroidering a normal tatami mat.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 2-18844

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is not only to put embroidery on the tatami mats, but also to devise tatami mat materials, their shapes and sizes, to ensure design diversity, It is a simple and inexpensive system tatami mat.

  Under the above problems, the present invention provides a semi-tatami-sized tatami mat according to claim 1 in which the surface of the thin core material is covered with a paper cloth, the end is folded back to the back surface, and a non-slip material is stretched thereon. Using this tatami mat, we prepared a system tatami mat that was prepared by embroidering the surface of the paper cloth with embroidery tatami mats and plain tatami mats without embroidery. provide.

  In this invention, the present invention has one type of embroidery pattern according to claim 2, and means that uses one or a plurality of embroidery patterns arranged at an appropriate position of the embroidery tatami and the tatami mat according to claim 3, Provide a means of partial or full floor covering.

  The system tatami mat according to the present invention is 1) a semi-tatami mat size using a thin core material, so it is light, easy to handle, and inexpensive. In particular, since it is a semi-tatami size and square, it is advantageous for storage. 2) Because it uses paper cloth for the table, it can be freely colored and is clear. Also, the price is cheap. 3) Since the embroidery tatami mat and plain tatami mat are combined as appropriate, there is a variety of designs. There are advantages such as.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 are front views of an example of an embroidery tatami that constitutes a system tatami according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is a rear view, and FIGS. 4 and 5 are front views of a system tatami mat laid in combination with embroidery tatami and plain tatami. However, the system tatami mat according to the present invention is a semi-tatami-sized tatami mat with a thin core material 1 covered with a paper cloth 2, the end 2a folded back on the back, and a non-slip material 3 stretched thereon. .

  In this case, the core material 1 is a solid insulation board having a half tatami mat size of about 10 to 15 mm. Therefore, the square is small and light, easy to handle, and takes up little space for storage. Also, the price is cheap. In addition, no ticks or the like are used, so no ticks are generated. And the table uses paper cloth 2, and it can be freely colored more vividly than hay and resin, and the price is also cheap. In addition, the paper cloth 2 is made into a fibrous form and is woven with a loom, and in this respect, it is not different from hay and chemical products.

  The size of the paper cloth 2 is set to be slightly larger than the size of the core material 1 so that the end covered with the core material 1 can be folded back to the back surface. And the anti-slip | skid material 3 with large frictional resistance, such as a nonwoven fabric, is stretched on the back surface. This system tatami mat is often laid directly on the flooring to prevent it from slipping unexpectedly when a person rests on it. The above tatami mats have no tatami edges, so they have an effect of being widely visible when laid.

  There are paper cloths 2 with and without embroidery 4. The one using the paper cloth 2 containing the embroidery 4 is the embroidery tatami A, and the other one is the plain tatami B. The embroidery 4 is put into the paper cloth 2 by a normal embroidery folding machine, and the material of the embroidery 4 may be the paper cloth 2 (may be cotton or silk thread). If the paper cloth 2 is used as the material of the embroidery 4, there are advantages that various colors can be vivid and the price can be reduced. There are various types of embroidery 4 designs, but if one type of design is used and placed in an appropriate location on the paper cloth 2, the cost of embroidery can be reduced while providing a variety of designs. Become cheap.

  In the present invention, the above-mentioned embroidery tatami A and plain tatami B are appropriately combined to form a system tatami (FIGS. 4 and 5). The combination is arbitrary and is laid according to preference. Therefore, there is a variety of designs, and if the position of the embroidery tatami A is changed every time it is laid, the effect of replacing with a new tatami is obtained. In this example, nine tatami mat tatami mats are used, but the number of tatami mats is not limited to this. In addition, the area where the tatami is laid may be a partial laying on a part of the flooring, or the entire area may be laid on the entire area partitioned by a sill.

It is a surface view of an example of the embroidery tatami which comprises the system tatami concerning this invention. It is a surface view of an example of the embroidery tatami which comprises the system tatami concerning this invention. It is a reverse view of the system tatami concerning this invention. 1 is a surface view of a system tatami mat laid with a combination of embroidery tatami mats and plain tatami mats according to the present invention. 1 is a surface view of a system tatami mat laid with a combination of embroidery tatami mats and plain tatami mats according to the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Core Material 2 Paper Cloth 2a Paper Cloth Edge 3 Non-slip Material 4 Embroidery A Embroidery Tatami B Solid Tatami

Claims (3)

  An embroidered tatami mat with an embroidered tatami mat on the surface of a paper cloth. And a plain tatami mat that is not embroidered, and a system tatami mat that has been laid down in an appropriate combination of embroidery tatami mats and plain tatami mats.   The system tatami according to claim 1, wherein there is one kind of embroidery pattern, and one or a plurality of embroidery patterns are arranged at an appropriate position of the embroidery tatami.   The system tatami mat according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the tatami flooring is a partial floor covering or a full floor covering.