JP3114058U - Pattern disassembly type tatami table and tatami mats using it - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To disassemble a large pattern, assign it to several tatami mats, reconstruct it, and reproduce the pattern, so that it can be used not only in the semi-tatami size but also in the normal size of one tatami mat, so one large pattern for the entire room Can be created. In addition, it is possible to set up a two-sided salon with plain and patterned tatami mats. In addition, by changing the pattern, it will produce according to the four seasons.
In a tatami mat weaving process, an arbitrary pattern and a margin part set in an arbitrary dimension range are alternately woven, and the seam allowance when it is attached to a tatami floor is absorbed in the margin part. Finish several kinds of woven patterns on a tatami mat. A tatami mat or tatami mat that is completed in one pattern in units of 4 or 6 tatami mats, or a room unit such as 3 or 6 tatami mats as a normal tatami mat, and a tatami mat pattern with a pattern used for it. The configuration is completed.
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Description

Detailed description of the invention

The present invention relates to a pattern construction method for tatami mats, tatami mats, and reversible tatami mats.

A tatami mat is generally a half-tatami size, and a plain tatami mat is stretched on the surface in the same way as a normal tatami mat, or it is a full-pattern or a continuous pattern, even if it has a pattern. The pattern is a complete piece.
The so-called reversible tatami mats used in ryokan and banquet halls are commonly combined with plain tatami mats and carpets.

However, because of the existing concept that it is plain because it is a tatami mat, a single large rug other than the tatami mat is often used as a patterned rug called a carpet or accent rug. If you want to enjoy a pattern on a tatami mat using a normal tatami floor, you can only use a ready-made flower goza which is a simple pattern repeat. In addition, when creating a patterned tatami mat with an existing patterned flower goza on the tatami floor, it requires a seam allowance to wrap around both ends of the tatami floor and sew it. If it is attached, the pattern for the sewing allowance will be insufficient, so it is necessary to prepare a pattern portion twice as many as the required number of patterns. The present invention breaks the existing concept of tatami mats and provides a patterned tatami without using unnecessary materials more than necessary.

Means to solve the problem

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, the present invention uses a rush table or similar tatami table 1 in a pattern-woven rush flower goza weaving machine, and has a width dimension of 30-95 cm and a length dimension of 30- Weaving pattern 2 with a pattern size of 195 cm and margins 12 with width dimensions of 30-95 cm and length dimensions of 10-20 cm, alternately arranged in the length direction, and semi-tatami mat or 7 dimensions of the tatami mat Produce a tatami mat attached to a tatami mat floor.

Similarly, various patterns 3, 4, 5, and 6 are woven in almost the same size, and each pattern is combined on the tatami floor and combined into one pattern as shown in FIGS. 4, 5, 6, and 7. Express a big pattern.

The present invention is a pattern of 4 sheets, 6 sheets, 9 sheets, etc. when used normally as a tatami mat, and 1 room pattern such as 3 tatami mats, 6 tatami mats, 8 tatami mats when used as a normal tatami mat. It is a completed tatami mat, tatami mat or reversible tatami mat, and a tatami table with a pattern used for it.

The tatami mat used in the present invention may be made of natural rusha or other materials, and any material or configuration may be used as long as the tatami floor can be maintained in a thin tatami mat. Further, the pattern and design need not be simple pattern repetition without infringing on other design rights and copyrights. The patterns shown in FIGS. 1 to 7 are simplified patterns as an example. In practice, a variety of patterns can be expressed by combining various patterns using a larger number of sheets.

Best mode for carrying out the invention

In the weaving process of a single tatami mat, weaving the pattern without any waste by alternately weaving any pattern and blank area set in any size range and absorbing the seam allowance when it is attached to the tatami floor to the margin area . Similarly, several kinds of arbitrary woven patterns are pasted on the tatami floor and finished into a tatami mat.

When the tatami mats of the semi-tatami size are combined, only the corners in the 4-piece set of FIG. 4, four corners and two borders in the six-piece set of FIG. 6, and four corners and the border in the nine-piece set of FIG. There will be a total of 9 sheets, 4 at the center and 1 at the center. In addition, even in the same 9-sheet set, a different atmosphere can be created by incorporating the plain portion 1 in place of the handle including the central portion 6 as shown in FIG. Even in the case of a combination of more than that number, it is possible to cope with this by changing the number of sheets by combining the corner portion, the edge portion and the center portion with a plain portion. In addition, because the tatami surface woven with a pattern can be used in reverse color on the back side in terms of manufacturing method, it is also possible to add a color change in combination.

Effect of device

It has been thought that the tatami mats in Japanese-style rooms and tatami-mat rooms can only be plain or continuous in the existing concept. Since the present invention to reproduce can be used not only in the semi-tatami size but also in the normal size of 1 tatami mat, it can be used in large halls of ryokan and banquet halls to create a single large pattern for the entire room. In addition, by using the present invention instead of a carpet on the reverse side of a so-called reversible tatami mat, it is possible to set up a two-sided salon with a plain tatami mat and a patterned tatami mat. In addition, by changing the pattern, you can produce according to the four seasons.

This shows that the pattern 2 and the pattern 3 are woven into the size range 7 by the rush loom and the blank portion 12 is woven between the patterns. The size of the dimension range 7 is the size that becomes the size of one sheet when actually finished into a tatami mat. Similar to FIG. 1, but a pattern different from FIG. 1 is incorporated, such as pattern 4 and pattern 5. 1 is similar to FIG. 2, but a pattern different from FIG. 1 and FIG. This is a way of laying a tatami mat that expresses one pattern in a set of four using a semi-tatami size tatami mat finished with the tatami mat woven from FIG. 4 tatami mats used in FIG. 4 and a semi-tatami size tatami mat finished with the tatami mats woven in FIG. 2 and FIG. How to lay. This is a tatami mat laying method in which two tatami mats used in FIG. 5 are added to the four tatami mats used in FIG. Of the nine tatami mats laid out in FIG. 5, the middle one is replaced with a plain tatami mat, and the tatami laying method represents a change in combination in comparison with FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 Solid part of the tatami mat or the part that becomes the basic color of the following pattern 2 The part of the pattern woven into the tatami mat. In this example, it is used for the upper left corner.
3 The part of the pattern woven into the tatami mat. In this example, it is used for the upper right corner.
4 The part of the pattern woven into the tatami mat. In this example, it is used for the upper edge portion.
5 The part of the pattern woven into the tatami mat. In this example, it is used for the left edge portion.
6 The part of the pattern woven into the tatami mat. In this example, it is used for the central part.
7 Range that assumes the size of one finished size when finished in tatami 8 Rotate the pattern of 2 above by 180 degrees and use it in the lower right corner 9 Rotate the pattern of 3 above by 180 degrees 10 used for the lower left corner part Rotate the pattern of 5 above by 180 degrees and use it for the right edge part 11 Rotate the above 4 pattern by 180 degrees and use it for the lower edge part 12 Sometimes a blank part that weaves between the above pattern part and another pattern part

Claims (3)

Pattern-woven rush flower Goza loom uses an rush or similar material, and an arbitrary pattern with a width dimension of 30-95 cm and a length dimension of 30-195 cm, and a width dimension of 30-95 cm, length A tatami mat that weaves 10 to 20 cm blank spaces alternately arranged in the length direction, and attaches any pattern part of the tatami mat to a semi-tatami mat to 1-tatami mat floor. It is the same size as the arbitrary pattern according to claim 1 or a different size, and several units by laying tatami mats produced using another pattern that is similarly woven or some other different pattern, or The tatami mat according to claim 1, which can express one large pattern per room. The tatami mat according to claim 1, wherein the change of the pattern can be expressed by laying the inside and back of a normal thin tatami mat and turning it over.

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