JP3117296U - Clothes drying equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

It is possible to dry laundry in different ways and laundry in different sizes at the same time.
A first outer frame half member 3 and a second outer frame half member 4 constitute an outer frame member 2 that can be folded in two via a hinge portion 11, and the first hanger half member 6 and the second hanger half member 6 The two hanger half members 7 are combined with each other via a slide mechanism 34 to form a telescopic hanger member 5. The hanger member 5 is rotatably combined with the outer frame member 2 via the hanger hinge portion 12.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a clothes drying apparatus that has a large number of pinches and hangs a large number of relatively small laundry items at the same time.

  The clothes drying apparatus is generally configured by providing a number of pinches on a frame-shaped member that is formed of a synthetic resin material, a lightweight metal pipe material, or the like and can be folded in two from the center. The clothes drying apparatus is used by holding a plurality of laundry items in a state of being hung by pinching each of the laundry items, and then hooking a hook member provided at the center of the frame-shaped member on a laundry basket or the like. The clothes drying apparatus enables a relatively small laundry such as a handkerchief, a sock or underwear to be collectively dried by a simple operation (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  In a clothes drying apparatus, for example, when a relatively large-sized laundry such as a bath towel is to be dried, it cannot be spread and dried. Therefore, the clothes drying apparatus is generally sandwiched by a pinch and suspended. In the clothes drying apparatus, the large-sized laundry causes problems such as wrinkles at the pinched portion of the pinch and slows drying of the overlapping portion.

  By the way, in the clothes drying apparatus, even if the laundry is relatively small, for example, if it is clothing such as a T-shirt or a blouse, it is partially stretched by pinching these shoulders etc. with a pinch and hanging them to dry. There is a risk of losing mold. Patent Document 2 or Patent Document 3 discloses a clothes drying apparatus in which a large number of hangers are suspended along with a large number of pinches with respect to a frame-shaped member. Such a clothes drying apparatus can dry various laundry by selecting and using a pinch and a hanger member, and can be multipurpose.

JP-A-2005-65806 JP 2000-350900 A Utility Model Registration No. 3111151

  In the above-described multipurpose drying apparatus, it is possible to selectively use laundry that has different drying methods, such as laundry that is pinched with a pinch and laundry that is hung on a hanger member. However, since the multipurpose drying apparatus has a structure in which a pinch and a hanger member are fixed to a frame-like member, the pinch and the hanger member are used exclusively for a predetermined laundry. Therefore, the multi-purpose clothes drying device is designed to be multi-purpose to allow the laundry with different drying methods to be dried at the same time, but is not used depending on the quantity of the laundry with different drying methods. There is a problem that space efficiency becomes worse due to the occurrence of members.

  Moreover, in the multipurpose clothes drying apparatus, hanger members used exclusively for clothing are provided, but when these hanger members and the size of the shoulder width of the clothing do not match, the shoulder portion of the clothing or the like jumps out and loses its shape. Care must be taken when using it because it may cause sag or slip off from the hanger member. Even in such a multi-purpose laundry drying apparatus, a relatively large-sized laundry is not supported.

  Therefore, the present invention has been proposed for the purpose of providing a multi-purpose clothes-drying device capable of simultaneously drying laundry having different drying methods and laundry having different sizes in an optimum state. Is.

  A clothes drying apparatus according to the present invention that achieves the above-described object includes a first outer frame half member, a second outer frame half member, a number of first hanger half members, and a number of second hanger half members. It is comprised from a body member, a hook member, and at least four suspension members. In the clothes drying apparatus, the first outer frame half member is integrally formed of, for example, a synthetic resin material, has a substantially bar shape, and has a first outer frame portion that supports a plurality of pinches by suspending the first outer frame half member. A substantially bar-like body opposed to each other in parallel is formed from one outer crosspiece and is integrally formed orthogonally, and the first hinge half is integrally formed at the free end, and a number of pinches are suspended. At least a pair of first horizontal frame portions to be supported, and a plurality of first hanger hinge halves formed integrally with the first horizontal frame portions at predetermined intervals in the length direction.

  In the clothes drying apparatus, the second outer frame half member is also integrally formed of, for example, a synthetic resin material, has a substantially bar shape, and has a second outer frame portion that supports a plurality of pinches by suspending the second outer frame portion. 2 Presenting substantially bar-like bodies facing each other in parallel from the outer crosspieces, they are integrally formed orthogonally, and the second hinge half is integrally formed at the free end, and a number of pinches are suspended. At least a pair of second horizontal frame portions to be supported, a plurality of second hanger hinge halves integrally formed at predetermined intervals in the length direction on the second horizontal frame portions, 2 It has a 2nd outer frame part which integrates a horizontal frame part in the vicinity of a free end, and a connection inner frame part in parallel. The second outer frame half member constitutes a hinge part by combining each second hinge half part with each opposing first hinge half part on the first outer frame half member side, and these hinge parts An outer frame member that is folded in two at the center portion between the expanded state and the folded state is formed.

  In the clothes drying apparatus, each first hanger half member is formed on each first horizontal frame portion of the first outer frame half member at the front end portion thereof, or the first hanger hinge half portion or the second outer frame half body. The hanger hinge half part which comprises a hanger hinge part in combination with the 2nd hanger hinge half part formed in each 2nd horizontal frame member of a member is formed. Each first hanger half member is rotatably combined in a horizontal state and a bent state with respect to each first horizontal frame portion or each second horizontal frame portion via each hanger hinge portion.

  In the clothes drying apparatus, each second hanger half member suspends and supports a large number of pinches and is slidably combined with each opposing first hanger half member. The second hanger half member is combined with the first hanger half member to constitute a plurality of freely movable hanger members assembled to each first horizontal frame portion and each second horizontal frame portion.

  In the clothes drying apparatus, a hook member is provided on a connecting inner cross portion of the second outer frame half member, and the hook member is hung on a clothes rack or the like. In the clothes drying apparatus, each of the four hanging members has one end fixed to the connecting inner frame portion of the second outer frame half member and the other end of the first outer frame portion of the first outer frame half member. It fixes to both ends and the both ends of the 2nd outer frame part of a 2nd outer frame half body member. Each suspension member holds the first outer frame half member and the second outer frame half member developed through the hinge portion in a developed state.

  In the clothes drying apparatus, when not used, the first outer frame half member and the second outer frame half member are folded through the hinge portion. In the clothes drying apparatus, the first outer frame half member and the second outer frame half member are deployed through the hinge portion during use, and the first outer frame half member is separated from the first outer frame half member by four suspension members. An outer frame member is comprised by a 2nd outer frame half body member comprising substantially the same surface and being hold | maintained an expansion | deployment state. The clothes drying apparatus is hung on a clothes drying basket or the like via a hook member.

  In the clothes drying apparatus, the laundry is hung in an expanded state by a large number of pinches respectively provided on the outer frame member and each hanger member. In the clothes drying apparatus, each hanger member is made long by pulling out the second hanger half member with respect to the first hanger half member, so that it is possible to hang a large laundry in an expanded state. To do. In the clothes drying apparatus, each hanger member bends the first hanger half member at a predetermined angle with respect to the lateral frame portion of the outer frame member via the hanger hinge portion so that the tip is lowered, for example, the size is reduced. It is also possible to suspend the laundry such as the laundry with different sleeves so as to keep the optimum form and prevent the mold from being deformed.

  According to the clothes drying apparatus according to the present invention configured as described above, a large number of clothes hangers can be expanded and contracted, so that a large number of laundry items of different sizes can be expanded. It can be hung and dried by pinching. In addition, according to the clothes drying apparatus according to the present invention, by putting each hanger member in a state where the tip is lowered with respect to the horizontal frame portion, clothes or the like that may be deformed when suspended by being pinched with a pinch and dried. Even so, it is possible to dry with a hanger shape that maintains a so-called optimum form, and it is possible to cope with clothes of various sizes by expanding and contracting each hanger member. Therefore, according to the clothes drying apparatus according to the present invention, it is possible to improve the efficiency of the space and dry it in an optimum state at the same time even for laundry having different drying methods and relatively large-sized laundry. Therefore, practical multipurpose use is achieved.

  Hereinafter, the clothes drying apparatus 1 shown in the drawings as an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail. As shown in FIG. 1, the clothes drying apparatus 1 includes a first outer frame half member 3 and a second outer frame half member 4 constituting the outer frame member 2, a first outer frame half member 3 and a second outer frame member 2. A first hanger half member 6 and a second hanger half member 7 which are provided opposite to the frame half member 4 to form a large number of hanger members 5, and a hook member 8 which is hung on a clothesline The first outer frame half member 3 and the second outer frame half member 4 hold at least four suspended members 9A to 9D (hereinafter referred to as the suspended member 9 unless otherwise described). And a large number of pinches 10 provided on the outer frame member 2 and the hanger member 5.

  As shown in FIG. 1 by arrow a, the clothes drying apparatus 1 is configured so that the outer frame member 2 has a first outer frame half member 3 and a second outer frame half member 4 via a hinge portion 11 as will be described in detail later. The unfolded state and the inside are folded into two. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, each hanger member 5 is bent from a horizontal state to a predetermined angle with respect to the outer frame member 2 as shown by an arrow b in FIG. It is converted to a tip-down state. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, each hanger member 5 is slidable relative to the first hanger half member 6 with respect to the first hanger half member 6 with respect to the axial direction as indicated by an arrow c in FIG. The outer frame member 2 is expanded and contracted by being combined.

  The clothes drying apparatus 1 includes a first outer frame half member 3, a second outer frame half member 4, a first hanger half member 6, and a second hanger half member 7, for example, ABS like the conventional clothes drying apparatus. It is integrally formed of a synthetic resin material such as resin or polyethylene resin. In addition, the clothes-drying apparatus 1 connects these 1st outer frame half members 3 and 2nd outer frame half members 4 or the 1st hanger half members 6 and the 2nd hanger half members 7 to the hinge part 11 mentioned later, The coupling portion such as the hanger hinge 12 may be formed of a synthetic resin material, and the bar-shaped portion may be formed of a metal material such as an aluminum pipe, and may be configured by combining them.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the first outer frame half member 3 is integrally formed with a first outer frame portion 13 formed in a substantially bar shape and orthogonally from the side surface of the first outer frame portion 3. A pair of first horizontal frame portions 14A and 14B (hereinafter collectively referred to as the first horizontal frame portion 14 unless otherwise described), which are formed in a substantially bar-like body formed to face each other in parallel. Is done. The first outer rail portion 13 has laundry in a structure in which through holes in the thickness direction are formed at both ends, and slits are formed in a part of an annular portion constituting the through holes so that elastic displacement can be freely performed. Clip portions 15A and 15B that can be inserted are integrally formed. The first outer rail portion 13 is integrally formed with fixing portions 16 </ b> A and 16 </ b> B having through holes for fixing one end portion of the suspension member 9 to the upper edges of both end portions.

  A large number of pinches 10 are provided on the bottom surface of the first outer rail portion 13 with predetermined intervals through suspension brackets 17 each made of a metal wire, a chain, or the like. The pinch 10 is the same as that widely used in the conventional clothes drying apparatus, and therefore the details are omitted. However, the pair of sandwiched pieces are hinge-coupled at the central portion and the sandwiched in the hinge portion. A spring is imparted with pressure contact habit to one end side to constitute a sandwiching portion and the other end side is constituted as an operation portion. The pinch 10 is pressed against the elastic force of the pinch spring by pressing the operation part and spreads the pinch part to an appropriate part of the laundry, and when the pressing force of the operation part is released, the pinch part is held by the elastic force of the pinch spring. So that the laundry is pinched.

  The first outer frame half member 3 is formed integrally with the first horizontal frame portion 14 with respect to the first outer frame portion 13 at the same position from both ends at the same position. The first horizontal frame portion 14 is integrally formed with first hinge half portions 18A and 18B (hereinafter collectively referred to as the first hinge half portion 18 unless otherwise described) at the free ends thereof. Has been. Although not described in detail, the first hinge half body portion 18 is formed with a stepped portion having a free end substantially half as thick, and a shaft hole penetrating in the thickness direction is formed in the stepped portion. The first horizontal frame portion 14 is also provided with a large number of pinches 10 on its bottom surface via a hanging metal fitting 17 with a predetermined interval.

  The first outer frame half member 3 includes a plurality of first hanger hinge half portions 19A and 19B (hereinafter referred to as the first hanger hinge half portions 19A) on the outer surface of the first horizontal frame portion 14 with predetermined intervals in the length direction. Except when individually described, the first hanger hinge half body 19 is generally formed.). Each first hanger hinge half 19 is formed of a portion projecting perpendicularly in an arm shape from the outer surface of the first horizontal frame 14, and has a stepped portion 20 with the free end substantially half as shown in FIG. The shaft hole 21 is formed through the stepped portion 20 in the thickness direction. The first hanger hinge half 19 is formed with a radial click projection 22 protruding in the axial direction in a part of the shaft hole 21.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the second outer frame half member 4 is formed integrally with a second outer frame portion 23 formed in a substantially bar shape and orthogonally from the side surface of the second outer frame portion 23. A pair of second horizontal frame portions 24A and 24B (hereinafter collectively referred to as the second horizontal frame portion 24 unless otherwise described), which are formed in a substantially bar-like body that is formed in parallel and opposed to each other. It comprises a second outer frame portion 23 that integrates the second horizontal frame portion 24 at the free end and an inner beam portion 25 that is parallel to the second outer frame portion 23. The second outer crosspiece 23 has substantially the same shape as the first outer crosspiece 13 of the first outer frame half member 3, and is formed with through holes in the thickness direction at both ends thereof, and an annular shape constituting the through holes. Clip portions 26A and 26B that allow the laundry to be sandwiched by a structure in which a slit is formed in a part of the portion to allow elastic displacement freely are integrally formed. Fixing portions 27 </ b> A and 27 </ b> B having through holes for fixing one end portion of the suspension member 9 are integrally formed on the upper edge of both end portions of the second outer crosspiece portion 23. A large number of pinches 10 are also provided on the bottom surface of the second outer crosspiece 23 via the above-described suspension fittings 17 with predetermined intervals.

  Also in the second outer frame half member 4, the second horizontal frame portion 24 is formed integrally with the second outer frame portion 23 in the same shape from both ends at the same position. The second horizontal frame portion 24 has substantially the same shape as the twelfth horizontal frame portion 14 of the first outer frame half member 3, and a large number of pinches 10 are provided on the bottom surface of the second horizontal frame portion 24 via the above-described suspension fittings 17. Provided at intervals. The second horizontal frame portion 24 also has a free end that is abutted with the free end of the first horizontal frame portion 14 when the second outer frame half member 4 is combined with the first outer frame half member 3. Second hinge half portions 28A and 28B (hereinafter collectively referred to as second hinge half portions 28 except when individually described) are integrally formed.

  The details of the second hinge half portion 28 are also omitted, although the details are omitted. The portion facing the stepped portion of the first hinge half portion 18 of the first outer frame half member 3 described above at the free end is set to a substantially half thickness. And a shaft hole penetrating in the thickness direction is formed in the stepped portion. The second hinge half part 28 is a combination of stepped parts opposed to the first hinge half part 18 of the first outer frame half member 3, and the flanged support shaft 11A is fitted into the mutually communicating shaft holes. Inserted (see FIG. 1). The second hinge half body portion 28 cooperates with the first hinge half body portion 18 and the first outer frame half body member 3 by preventing the support shaft 11A fitted and inserted by an appropriate retaining structure. The hinge part 11 which makes 2 outer-frame half member 4 unfoldable is comprised. In addition, the 1st hinge half body part 18 and the 2nd hinge half body part 28 are not limited to the structure mentioned above, The 1st outer frame half body member 3 and the 2nd outer frame half body member 4 are expand | deployed. Of course, the structure which comprises the suitable hinge part 11 combined freely can be sufficient.

  The second outer frame half member 4 also has a large number of second hanger hinge half portions 29A and 29B (hereinafter referred to as the second hanger hinge half portions 29A) on the outer surface of the second horizontal frame portion 24 with predetermined intervals in the length direction. Except when individually described, the second hanger hinge half body portion 29 is generically formed.). The second hanger hinge half part 29 is also a part formed in the same shape as the first hanger hinge half part 19 on the first outer frame half member 3 side, from the outer surface of the second horizontal frame part 24, respectively. It protrudes perpendicularly to the arm shape, forms a stepped portion with the free end approximately half-thickness, passes through the stepped portion in the thickness direction, forms an axial hole, and protrudes in a part of the axial hole in the axial direction. Click convex parts are formed.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the inner rail portion 25 is integrally formed with a hook attachment portion 30 that is located at the center in the length direction and protrudes upward. Although not described in detail, an attachment hole 31 for attaching a hook member 8 to be described later is formed in the hook attachment portion 30 so as to penetrate in the height direction (see FIG. 2). In addition, the inner crosspiece 25 is formed with a latching hole 32 for latching one end of the suspension member 9 in the vicinity of the upper end on both sides. Further, the inner crosspiece 25 is integrally formed with a handle portion 33 that is located at the center of the bottom surface and that suspends the outer frame member 2 at an appropriate place in a folded state when not in use. In addition, although the detail is abbreviate | omitted for the inner crosspiece part 25, the 2nd hanger hinge half-body part 29 mentioned above is formed in the connection part with the 2nd horizontal frame part 24 together.

  As described above, the outer frame member 2 is formed with the inner frame portion 25 on the second outer frame half member 4 side, but the inner frame portion is formed on the first outer frame half member 3 side. Of course, it may be. In addition, the outer frame member 2 may be formed with an inner frame portion in each of the first outer frame half member 3 and the second outer frame half member 4, and a plurality of inner frame portions may be formed. The mechanical strength may be improved. The outer frame member 2 is configured such that the horizontal frame portions 14 and 24 are provided with the pinches 10 to suspend the laundry and the support members for the multiple hanger members 5. It is formed with a slightly larger wall thickness.

  The clothes drying apparatus 1 includes a first hanger hinge half 19 and a second hanger hinge half formed on the first outer frame half member 3 and the second outer frame half member 4 constituting the outer frame member 2 described above. The hanger member 5 constitutes the hanger hinge part 12 and the base end part is rotatably supported and combined with the part 29. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, each hanger member 5 is combined with the outer frame member 2 so as to be freely convertible between a horizontal state and a state where the front end is lowered. The clothes drying apparatus 1 causes each hanger member 5 to have an angle of about 20 ° to 30 ° from a horizontal state in a state where the front end is lowered.

  The hanger member 5 is comprised by two members, the 1st hanger half member 6 and the 2nd hanger half member 7, so that a detail is mentioned later. The hanger member 5 is configured such that the first hanger half member 6 is rotatably combined with the base end portion of the first hanger half member 6 with respect to the outer frame member 2 via the hanger hinge portion 12. The second hanger half members 7 are combined with each other via a slide mechanism 34 so as to be stretchable.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the first hanger half member 6 includes a base 35, a hanger hinge half 36 formed on one side of the base 35, and a hanger hinge half 36 of the base 35. It comprises a hanger shaft portion 37 that protrudes integrally on the opposite side surface. The first hanger half member 6 has a base 35 having a cross section with the first hanger hinge half 19 and the second hanger hinge half 29 of the first outer frame half member 3 and the second outer frame half member 4. The shape is formed almost equal. Since the first outer frame half member 3 and the second outer frame half member 4 are formed symmetrically as described above, only the first outer frame half member 3 will be described as a representative example. A combination structure with the hanger half member 6 will be described.

  The hanger hinge half part 36 is a part combined with the step part 20 formed in the first hanger hinge half part 19 on the first outer frame half member 3 side, and as shown in FIG. The step portion 38 is formed so as to be approximately half the thickness, and the hinge shaft portion 39 is integrally formed on the side surface of the step portion 38. The hinge shaft portion 39 has an outer diameter that is substantially the same as the inner diameter of the shaft hole 21 formed in the first hanger hinge half body portion 19 and has an axial length sufficient to penetrate the stepped portion 20. Is done. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the hinge shaft portion 39 is formed with a first radial click recess 40 and a second radial click recess 41 in the axial direction on the outer peripheral surface, and a circumferential fit at the tip portion. A concavity 42 is formed. The hinge shaft portion 39 forms the first radial click recess 40 and the second radial click recess 41 with an interval of 20 ° to 30 °, for example.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the hanger hinge half 36 penetrates the hinge shaft 39 through the shaft hole 21 with the step 38 of the base 35 facing the step 20 with respect to the first hanger hinge half 19. At the same time, the retaining ring 43 is fitted into a fitting recess 42 formed at the tip projecting from the shaft hole 21 so as to be prevented from coming off, and the hanger hinge portion 12 is configured and combined. The hanger hinge half part 36 is in a state where the radial click convex part 22 formed in the shaft hole 21 is relatively engaged with the first radial click concave part 40 formed in the hinge shaft part 39 and the first hanger half member 6 is The hanger hinge half 19 is assembled in a horizontal state. When the hanger hinge half 36 is rotated from this state in the direction of arrow b as shown in FIG. 2 so that the radial click protrusion 22 is relatively engaged with the second radial click recess 41, the first hanger The half member 6 is made to be in a tip-down state at an angle of 20 ° to 30 ° with respect to the first hanger hinge half 19.

  In the hanger hinge portion 12, the outer frame member 2 and the first hanger half member 6 are formed of a synthetic resin material, so that the inner peripheral wall of the shaft hole 21 and the hinge shaft portion 39 are slightly elastically deformed to rotate. Is possible. For example, the hanger hinge portion 12 may have a click recess on the shaft hole 21 side and a click protrusion on the hinge shaft 39 side. Moreover, the hanger hinge part 12 may be made to form a click convex part with elastic materials, such as a leaf | plate spring.

  Needless to say, the hanger hinge 12 is not limited to the above-described structure. For example, the hanger hinge 12 is similar to the hinge 11 that connects the first outer frame half 3 and the second outer frame half 4 described above. It may be a structure. That is, the hanger hinge part 12 is combined with the first hanger hinge half part 19 by connecting the hanger hinge half part 36 in which the shaft hole is formed instead of the hinge shaft part 39 to communicate with the first hanger hinge half part 19. You may make it comprise by inserting a spindle.

  The hanger shaft portion 37 is a shaft-shaped portion integrally protruding from the base portion 35 and having a predetermined length. As shown in FIG. 4, the first slide click on the outer peripheral portion with a predetermined interval in the axial direction. A recess 44 and a second slide click recess 45 are formed. As will be described later, the first slide click recess 44 and the second slide click recess 45 constitute a slide mechanism 34 in the hanger shaft portion 37, and the second hanger half member 7 with respect to the first hanger half member 6. Are slidably combined so that the slide position is positioned.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the second hanger half member 7 is formed in a cylindrical member having a fitting hole 46 formed of an axially bottomed shaft hole opened on the base end side thereof. Is done. The second hanger half member 7 is formed so that the fitting hole 46 has an inner diameter and a length substantially equal to the outer diameter and length of the hanger shaft portion 37 on the first hanger half member 6 side described above. As shown in FIG. 4, the fitting hole 46 is formed with a first slide click convex portion 47 and a second slide click convex portion 48 that are spaced apart in the axial direction on the inner wall thereof. The 1st slide click convex part 47 and the 2nd slide click convex part 48 are formed corresponding to the 1st slide click recessed part 44 and the 2nd slide click recessed part 45 by the side of the 1st hanger half member 6 mentioned above. .

  In the second hanger half member 7, a through hole in the thickness direction is formed at the tip and the through hole is formed in the same manner as the clip portion 15 formed in each of the outer frame portions 13 and 23 of the outer frame member 12 described above. A clip portion 49 that allows a laundry to be sandwiched by a structure in which a slit is formed in a part of the annular portion that is configured to allow elastic displacement, is integrally formed. The second hanger half member 7 is provided with a large number of pinches 10 on the bottom surface of the second hanger half member 7 via the above-described suspension fitting 17.

  The second hanger half member 7 configured as described above is engaged with the first hanger half member 6 by fitting the tip of the hanger shaft 37 into the fitting hole 46 from the opening side. The hanger member 5 is integrated. In the second hanger half member 7, the fitting hole 46 and the hanger shaft portion 37 constitute a slide mechanism 34, and can slide relative to the first hanger half member 6 within the length range of the hanger shaft portion 37. As a result, the length of the hanger member 5 can be adjusted.

  The hanger member 5 includes a first slide click recess 44 and a second slide click recess 45 as shown in FIG. 4 with the first hanger half member 6 and the second hanger half member 7 as indicated by solid lines. In a state where the convex portion 47 and the second slide click convex portion 48 are relatively engaged, the entire state is contracted. When the second hanger half member 7 is pulled out with respect to the first hanger half member 6 as shown by the chain line in FIG. The stretched state is held together. In addition, the hanger member 5 becomes substantially the same length as the 1st outer frame part 13 and the 2nd outer frame part 23 of the outer frame member 2 in the contracted state.

  Of course, the hanger member 5 is not limited to the above-described structure of the slide mechanism 34 that integrates the first hanger half member 6 and the second hanger half member 7. The hanger member 5 forms the hanger shaft part 39 on the first hanger half member 6 and the fitting hole 46 with the second hanger half member 7 as a cylinder, but the first hanger half member 6 is a cylinder. And the second hanger half member 7 side may have a shaft shape. The hanger member 5 may be formed with a slide click convex portion on the hanger shaft portion 39 side and a slide click concave portion in the fitting hole 46. Furthermore, the hanger member 5 may be configured by combining a member formed in a cylindrical shape with a split member in order to obtain formability.

  For example, a stainless steel rod or the like is used for the hook member 8, and the tip portion is formed in a hook shape as shown in FIG. 2, and the lower end side is longer than the height of the hook mounting portion 30 of the second outer frame half member 4. It is formed in the shape of a straight bar. The hook member 8 penetrates the straight rod portion into the height direction mounting hole 31 formed in the hook mounting portion 30 of the second outer frame half member 4, and the tip portion is removed by a retaining member 49 that omits details. It is attached to the outer frame member 2 by stopping. The hook member 8 hangs the clothes drying apparatus 1 by hooking the hook-shaped part on a clothes-drying basket or the like.

  The hanging member 9 is made of, for example, a metal wire or a chain. As described above, the one end is fixed to the hook mounting portion 30 and the other end is fixed to the fixing portion 16 of the first outer rail portion 13 or the second outer portion. It fixes to the fixing | fixed part 27 of the crosspiece 23, respectively. When the first outer frame half member 3 and the second outer frame half member 4 are deployed via the hinge portion 11, the suspension member 9 has substantially the same plane as each other. It has a length to configure.

  The clothes drying apparatus 1 includes a first hinge half body in which a first outer frame half member 3 and a second outer frame half member 4 are formed at the distal ends of a first horizontal frame portion 14 and a second horizontal frame portion 24. The hinge portion 11 is configured by combining the portion 18 and the second hinge half body portion 28, and the outer frame member 2 that can be folded in half is formed via the hinge portion 11. The clothes drying apparatus 1 is configured by integrating the first hanger half member 6 and the second hanger half member 7 by fitting the hanger shaft portion 37 into the fitting hole 46 to form a plurality of hanger members 5. To do. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, the first hanger half member 6 and the second hanger half member 7 constitute a slide mechanism 34 and are combined to make each hanger member 5 extendable and retractable.

  The clothes drying apparatus 1 is configured such that the hanger member 5 is formed on the first hanger half member 6 with respect to the first hanger hinge half portion 19 formed on the first horizontal frame portion 14 of the first outer frame half member 3. The hanger hinge portion 12 is configured by combining the hinge half portions 36 and is combined in a freely rotatable manner. In the drying apparatus 1, the hanger member 5 is replaced with the first hanger half member 6 with respect to the second hanger hinge half portion 29 formed on the second horizontal frame portion 24 of the second outer frame half member 4. The formed hanger hinge half portions 36 are combined to form the hanger hinge portion 12 and are combined in a freely rotatable manner.

  The clothes drying apparatus 1 is normally held in a state where the hanger member 5 constitutes substantially the same surface as the outer frame member 2. The clothes drying apparatus 1 is rotated in a state where the tip is lowered with respect to the outer frame member 2 via the hanger hinge portion 12 by strongly rotating the hanger member 5 downward. The clothes-drying apparatus 1 is normally held at substantially the same length as the outer crosspieces 13 and 23 of the outer frame member 2. The clothes drying apparatus 1 is extended in length by the hanger member 5 performing an operation of pulling out the second hanger half member 7 with respect to the first hanger half member 6.

  The laundry drying apparatus 1 configured as described above can simultaneously dry laundry having different drying methods and laundry having different sizes in an optimal state. As shown in FIG. 5, the clothes drying apparatus 1 is relatively small, such as a handkerchief or a sock, and is used to hang the laundry 60 that is not hindered by being sandwiched between the pinch 10 and is hung on the outer frame member 2. The hanger members 5 are used in a contracted state. The clothes drying apparatus 1 uses a pinch 10 provided in the horizontal frame portions 14 and 24 to suspend laundry for small items, and each hanger member 5 and outer rail for slightly larger items. A pinch provided in the sections 13 and 23 is used.

  In the clothes drying apparatus 1, for example, when there is a laundry 61 that may be deformed when suspended by being pinched 10 like clothing such as a T-shirt, a Y-shirt, or a blouse, it is shown in FIG. 6. In this way, some of the hanger members 5 are rotated to the front-lowering state with respect to the horizontal frame portions 14 and 24 via the hanger hinge portions 12 respectively. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, by hanging the hanger member 5 through the cuffs of the laundry 61, the clothes hanger member 5 can be hung without causing deformation.

  In the clothes drying apparatus 1, for example, when a large-sized laundry 62 such as a towel is to be dried, a part of the hanger members 5 are moved from the first hanger half member 6 to the second through the slide mechanism 34 as shown in FIG. The hanger half member 7 is pulled out to make the entire length long. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, even the large-sized laundry 62 can be dried in an expanded state, thereby suppressing the generation of wrinkles and improving drying.

  In the clothes drying apparatus 1, in the case of a laundry 63 such as a large-sized garment, the laundry 63 may fall off the hanger member 5 if it is suspended in the form of FIG. 6 described above. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, since the length of the hanger member 5 and the width of the shoulder of the laundry 63 do not match, there is a possibility that the shoulder part may be deformed. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, the hanger member 5 is rotated to the front-lowering state via the hanger hinge portion 12 with respect to the horizontal frame portions 14 and 24 as shown in FIG. Then, the second hanger half member 7 is pulled out from the first hanger half member 6 to be in a long state. In the clothes drying apparatus 1, even with the laundry 63 that cannot be suspended by the pinch 10 with a large size, it is possible to dry the clothes drying apparatus 1 without causing deformation.

It is a principal part disassembled perspective view of the clothes drying apparatus shown as embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the same thing drying apparatus. It is a principal part disassembled perspective view explaining the structure of a hanger hinge part. It is a principal part disassembled perspective view explaining the slide mechanism provided in the hanger member. It is explanatory drawing of the use condition which hung the accessory laundry. It is explanatory drawing of the use condition which suspended small size clothing. It is explanatory drawing of the use condition which suspended the large-sized laundry. It is explanatory drawing of the use condition which suspended large size clothing.

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  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Clothes drying apparatus, 2 Outer frame member, 3 1st outer frame half member, 4 2nd outer frame half member, 5 Hanger member, 6 1st hanger half member, 7 2nd hanger half member, 8 Hook member , 9 Hanging member, 10 pinch, 11 hinge part, 12 hanger hinge part, 13 first outer frame part, 14 first horizontal frame part, 15 clip part, 16 fixing part, 17 hanging bracket, 18 first hinge half body Part, 19 1st hanger hinge half part, 20 step part, 21 shaft hole, 22 radial click convex part, 23 second outer frame part, 24 second horizontal frame part, 25 inner beam part, 26 clip part, 27 fixing Part, 28 second hinge half part, 29 second hanger hinge half part, 30 hook mounting part, 34 slide mechanism, 35 base part, 36 hanger hinge half part, 37 hanger shaft part, 38 step part, 39 hinge shaft Part, 0 first radial click recess, 41 second radial click recess, 42 fitting recess, 43 retaining ring, 44 first slide click recess, 45 second slide click recess, 46 fitting hole, 47 first slide click protrusion 48 Second slide click protrusion

Claims (1)

A first outer frame portion that is formed in a substantially bar shape and supports a plurality of pinches by suspending, and a substantially bar-shaped body that faces each other in parallel from the first outer frame portion, and is orthogonally integrated with each other. And at least a pair of first horizontal frame portions that are formed integrally with the first hinge half body at the free end and support a plurality of pinches by suspending them, and each of the first horizontal frame portions has a length direction. A first outer frame half member having a plurality of first hanger hinge half portions integrally formed with a predetermined interval on
A second outer frame portion formed in a substantially bar shape and supporting a plurality of pinches by suspending and a substantially bar-shaped body facing each other in parallel from the second outer beam portion, each orthogonally and integrally And at least a pair of second horizontal frame portions that are integrally formed with the second hinge half body portion at the free end and support a plurality of pinches by suspending them, and lengthwise directions on these second horizontal frame portions, respectively. A plurality of second hanger hinge halves integrally formed at a predetermined interval and parallel to the second outer frame portion integrating the second horizontal frame portions in the vicinity of the free end. And a folded state at the central portion via the hinge portion formed by combining each of the second hinge half portions with each of the opposing first hinge half portions. Second outer frame half constituting the outer frame member folded in half And the member,
Each said 2nd horizontal frame member of the said 1st hanger hinge half part formed in each said 1st horizontal frame part of the said 1st outer frame half body member in each front-end | tip part or the said 2nd outer frame half body member A hanger hinge half part that forms a hanger hinge part is formed in combination with the second hanger hinge half part formed on the first hanger hinge part. A plurality of first hanger half members that are rotatably combined in a horizontal state and a bent state with respect to the two horizontal frame portions;
A plurality of pinches are suspended and supported, and are slidably combined with the opposing first hanger half members, so that the first horizontal frame portion and the second horizontal frame portion are supported. A plurality of second hanger half members constituting a stretchable hanger member;
A hook member provided at the connecting inner crosspiece of the second outer frame half member;
One end is fixed to the connecting inner beam portion of the second outer frame half member, and the other end is fixed to both ends of the first outer frame portion of the first outer frame half member and the second outer frame half. And at least four suspension members that are fixed to both ends of the second outer frame portion of the body member and hold the first outer frame half member and the second outer frame half member in an unfolded state. A clothes drying device characterized by that.

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