JP3117641U - Fall prevention tool and fall prevention method - Google Patents

Abstract

There is provided a tool for preventing overturning in which a gap between a fixture and a ceiling does not occur at all and a stored article does not pop out.
An overturn prevention tool (1) has a structure in which an outer wall surface of a first square tube (10) is in contact with an inner wall surface of a second square tube (20) and is inserted in a removable manner. The fixture is placed on the floor surface of the room and placed so that the back surface is in contact with the wall surface. On the upper surface of the fixture, the overturn prevention tool 1 comprising the first square tube 10 and the second square tube 20 is placed, and the first square tube 10 and the second square tube 20 are locked by the locking means. The length adjusting means makes the sum of the length of the exposed portion of the first square tube 10 and the length of the second square tube 20 equal to the distance between the upper surface 72 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82. When a strong shaking such as an earthquake occurs, the fixture receives a force in a direction in which the back surface 78 is away from the wall surface 84 with the point P on the bottom surface in contact with the floor surface as the center point, but the first corner of the fall prevention tool 1 The wall surface 84 side of the upper end portion 102 of the cylinder 10 is caught by the ceiling 82, and the fixture is prevented from falling.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a tool for preventing overturning, in which a box-shaped container whose height can be adjusted is accommodated in the space between the upper surface of the furniture and the ceiling in order to prevent the furniture such as indoor furniture from falling.

  Conventionally, various proposals have been made to prevent the fall of furniture such as furniture, books, and office lockers. For example, Patent Document 1 proposes a fall prevention box that places a box-shaped object in contact with a ceiling on a fixture and prevents the fixture from falling due to strong shaking caused by an earthquake or the like. This fall prevention box is composed of a lower member placed on the upper surface of the fixture and an upper member in contact with the ceiling, and the lower member and the upper member are integrated by screwing into a box.

  JP-A-8-214970

  However, since the conventional adjustment of the height of the fall prevention box is to select and fix multiple screw holes, even if the fall prevention box is placed between the upper surface of the fixture and the ceiling, the fall prevention is prevented. There may be a slight gap between the box and the ceiling. If there is a slight gap between the fall prevention box and the ceiling, if a strong shaking like an earthquake occurs, the fixture will start to fall, until the corner of the fall prevention box moves to the ceiling and hits the ceiling The fall continues. However, after the corner of the fall prevention box hits the ceiling, the corner of the fall prevention box stops moving, and the fixture is prevented from falling. However, there is usually a momentum in the fall of the fixture, and the corner of the fall prevention box collides with the ceiling due to the partial fall of the fixture that occurs in the gap between the fixture and the ceiling, destroying the fall prevention box and dropping it as it is There was sex.

  In addition, the conventional fall prevention box is a combination of the lower member, the upper member, and the reinforcing plate, and the article is made up of the lower member and the reinforcing plate with the fall prevention box placed on the upper surface of the fixture. Placed on top and stored. In this state, when a strong shaking such as an earthquake occurs, the article jumps out from the front side of the fall prevention box, and there is a problem that the article cannot be stored when an earthquake is assumed.

  The purpose of this device was made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and the main purpose of this device was to create a gap between the furniture and the ceiling that would trigger the furniture to fall even if a strong shaking such as an earthquake occurred. An object of the present invention is to provide a tool for preventing a fall from occurring.

  Another object of the present invention is to provide a tipping prevention tool that prevents the stored article from popping out even when a strong shaking such as an earthquake occurs.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, according to the first aspect, the overturn prevention device according to the present invention is placed on the upper surface of the fixture to prevent the fall of the fixture. A tool, comprising: an outer cover; an inner cover that is removably inserted into the outer cover; and a tape-like member, wherein one end of the tape member is the inner cover. Fixed to the outer wall surface near the end of the outer cover that overlaps with the inner wall, sandwiching the vicinity of the center between the inner wall surface of the outer cover and the outer wall surface of the inner cover, and the other end overlaps the outer cover Affixed to the inner wall surface near the end of the inner cover, and between the one end fixed to the outer wall of the outer cover and the other end fixed to the inner wall of the inner cover By adjusting the length of the tape-like member, the sum of the length of the outer cover and the length of the exposed portion of the inner cover is adjusted. .

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the fall prevention tool according to the present invention is according to claim 2, wherein the fall prevention tool is provided on the outer cover to which the one end is fixed. A scale is provided in the vicinity of the outer wall surface or in the vicinity of the inner wall surface of the inner cover to which the other end is fixed.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, according to the third aspect of the fall prevention device according to the present invention, the fall prevention device prevents the fall of the fixture by being placed on the upper surface of the fixture. A tool, comprising: an outer cover body; an inner cover body that is detachably inserted into the outer cover body; and a locking piece, wherein the locking piece is an inner wall surface of the outer cover body. The inner cover body is fixed to the inner cover body, and the position of the connecting piece provided on the inner wall surface of the outer cover body is changed, whereby the length of the outer cover body and the exposed portion of the inner cover body are changed. It is characterized by adjusting the sum of lengths.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the overturn prevention device according to claim 4 is placed on the upper surface of the fixture to prevent the fixture from falling down. A tool, comprising: an outer cover body; an inner cover body that is detachably inserted into the outer cover body; and a locking piece, wherein the locking piece is an outer wall surface of the inner cover body. The outer cover body is fixed to the outer cover body, and the position of the connecting piece provided on the outer wall surface of the inner cover body is changed, whereby the length of the outer cover body and the exposed portion of the inner cover body are changed. It is characterized by adjusting the sum of lengths.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the fall prevention tool according to the present invention is the fall prevention tool according to claim 5, wherein the fall prevention tool is provided with the locking piece. A scale is provided near the inner wall surface of the body or near the outer wall surface of the inner cover.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, according to the sixth aspect of the fall prevention device according to the present invention, the outer cover body is provided with a bottom plate portion, and the inner cover body is provided with a lid portion. It is characterized by that.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, according to the seventh aspect of the fall prevention device according to the present invention, the outer cover is provided with a lid and the inner cover is provided with a bottom plate. It is characterized by that.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the overturn prevention tool according to the present invention is characterized in that a lower anti-slip portion is provided on the bottom plate portion.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the overturn prevention tool according to the present invention is according to claim 9, wherein the lower anti-slip portion comprises a lower mesh plate, and the lower mesh plate is It sticks on the outer surface of a baseplate part, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the overturn prevention tool according to the present invention is characterized in that an upper slip prevention portion is provided on the lid portion.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems and achieve the object, according to the fall prevention tool according to claim 11, the upper non-slip portion fixes the flat plate and the upper mesh plate, and the lid It mounts in a part, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the fall prevention tool according to the present invention is according to claim 12, wherein the fall prevention tool is one of cardboard, wood, metal, or a combination thereof. It is characterized by being configured.

  In order to solve the above-described problems and achieve the object, the fall prevention tool according to the present invention is characterized in that the outer wall surface of the fall prevention tool is covered with a decorative board.

  According to this device, even if a strong shaking such as an earthquake occurs, it is possible to obtain an overturn prevention device that does not cause any gap between the fixture and the ceiling, which triggers the fall of the fixture.

  In addition, according to the present invention, it is possible to obtain a tool for preventing a fall from preventing the stored article from popping out even when a strong shaking such as an earthquake occurs.

(First embodiment)
Embodiments of a fall prevention tool according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are views showing a fixture to which a fall prevention tool according to the first embodiment of the present invention is attached, FIG. 1 is a front view, and FIG. 2 is a side view. The overturn prevention tool 1 includes a first square tube 10 as an “inner cover”, a second square tube 20 as an “outer cover”, and a belt (not shown). The fixture 7 has a front surface 70, an upper surface 72, a lower surface 74, a side surface A 76, a side surface B 77, and a back surface 78. The tipping prevention tool 1 has a structure in which the outer wall surface of the first square tube 10 is in contact with the inner wall surface of the second square tube 20 and is detachably inserted. The furniture 7 is placed on the floor surface 80 of the room 8 and placed so that the back surface 78 is in contact with the wall surface 84. On the upper surface 72 of the fixture 7, the overturning prevention tool 1 comprising the first square tube 10 and the second square tube 20 is placed, and the first square tube 10 and the second square tube 20 are connected by a not-shown lock. And the sum of the length of the exposed portion of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the second rectangular tube 20 is a distance between the upper surface 72 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 by a length adjusting means (not shown). It is equal to.

  When strong shaking such as an earthquake occurs in the above state, the fixture 7 receives a force in a direction in which the back surface 78 is separated from the wall surface 84 with the point P at the end of the lower surface 74 in contact with the floor surface 80 as a center point. However, the wall surface 84 side of the upper end 102 of the first square tube 10 of the tipping prevention tool 1 is caught by the ceiling 82, and the back surface 78 of the fixture 7 does not leave the wall surface 84. Therefore, the fixture 7 is prevented from falling by the tipping prevention tool 1.

  FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing that the fixture 7 is prevented from falling by the tipping prevention tool 1. As shown in FIG. 3 (a), when strong shaking due to an earthquake or the like occurs, the fixture 7 rotates around a point P on the lower surface 74 of the fixture 7 as shown by a two-dot chain line, and falls down unless there is a ceiling 82. start. In this case, the point S on the wall surface 84 side of the upper end 102 of the first square tube 10 of the tipping prevention tool 1 draws a locus with the point P as the center. The locus of the point S passes through the upper side of the ceiling 82 as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. Here, the point S in the case of FIG. When the fall further proceeds, as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 3 (b), the point S ′ becomes a place point S ″ having almost the same height as the ceiling 82, and after that, it falls below the ceiling 82 and falls. In this way, as the fixture 7 falls, the locus of the point S draws a locus of an arc indicated by the dotted line from the point S ′ to the point S ″. In addition, the locus of this point S ′ point S ″ is located above the ceiling 82. The above is an explanation of the overturn of the fixture 7 if there is no ceiling 82. However, the existence of the ceiling 82 is present. Thus, the point S of the first square tube 10 of the overturning prevention tool 1 is caught by the ceiling 82 and does not draw an arc as shown by a two-dot chain line. In this embodiment, the fall-adjusting tool 1 can be placed on the upper surface 72 of the fixture 7 with no gap between the ceiling 82 and the ceiling 82 in this embodiment. The point S hardly moves, so that a partial fall does not occur in the gap between the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82, and the fall prevention tool 1 is not broken at all.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a tipping prevention tool according to the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a plan view of the tipping prevention tool. The tipping prevention tool 1 includes a first square tube 10 as an “inner cover”, a second square tube 20 as an “outer cover”, and four belts as “belt-shaped members”. Is done. The first square tube 10 has a substantially rectangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 102, a lower end portion 104, an inner wall surface 106, and an outer wall surface 108. The second square tube 20 has a substantially rectangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 202, a lower end portion 204, an inner wall surface 206, and an outer wall surface 208. The four belts include a first belt 32, a second belt 34, a third belt 36, and a fourth belt 38. The first belt 32 has an end A322 and an end B324, the second belt 34 has an end C342 and an end D344, the third belt 36 has an end E362 and an end F364, and a fourth belt. The belt 38 has an end portion G382 and an end portion H384.

  The first square tube 10 is removably inserted inside the second square tube 20. In this case, there is a slight gap 25 between the outer wall surface 108 of the first rectangular tube 10 and the inner wall surface 206 of the second rectangular tube 20. Therefore, the first square tube 10 and the second tube 20 are locked as follows. That is, the end portion A322 of the first belt 32 is affixed to one surface of the four outer wall surfaces 208 of the second rectangular tube 20 with an adhesive or the like, and is bent at the upper end portion 202 of the second rectangular tube 20. Then, the gap 25 is inserted, and further bent at the lower end of the first square tube 10, and the end B324 is attached to the four inner wall surfaces 106 of the first square tube 10 with an adhesive or the like. Similarly, the end portion C342 of the second belt 34 is attached to one surface of the outer wall surface 208, and the end portion B344 is attached to the inner wall surface 106 with an adhesive or the like. The end portion E362 of the third belt 36 is attached to one surface of the outer wall surface 208, the end portion F364 is attached to the inner wall surface 106 with an adhesive or the like, and the end portion of the fourth belt 34 is provided. It is affixed to one surface of the outer wall surface 208 and the end is affixed to the inner wall surface 106 with an adhesive or the like.

  In this state, when the first corner 10 is inserted from the upper part of the second rectangular tube 20, the first belt 32 near the lower end of the rectangular tube 10 that was initially pushed in is inserted. The slack is reduced as it is pushed in, finally disappears, and the first belt 32 becomes taut. As a result, the first square tube 10 and the second corner 20 are locked against the pushing force from above by the first belt 32. The same applies to the second belt 34, the third belt 36, and the fourth belt 38.

  Next, adjustment of the sum of the length of the exposed portion of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the second rectangular tube 20, that is, the upper end portion 102 of the first rectangular tube 10 and the lower end of the second rectangular tube 20 is performed. Adjustment of the length with the unit 204 is performed as follows. The position where the end portion A322 of the first belt 32 is attached to the outer wall surface 208 of the second rectangular tube 20 with an adhesive or the like, or the end portion B324 of the first belt 32 is the four surfaces of the first rectangular tube 10 By adjusting the position where the adhesive is attached to an inner wall surface 106 and adjusting the length of the first belt 32, the length of the exposed portion of the first rectangular tube 10 and the second rectangular tube 20 are adjusted. The sum with the length can be adjusted. The same applies to the second belt 34, the second belt 34, the third belt 36, and the fourth belt 38.

  Both the first square tube and the second square tube are made of cardboard or the like for the purpose of weight reduction. Also, metals such as wood and aluminum are used to increase the strength. In some cases, these corrugated cardboard, wood and metal are used in combination. The four tapes are made of paper, vinyl or the like. In addition, although the 1st square tube and the 2nd square tube showed both the cases where the cross section is a substantially square cylinder shape, the case where a cross section is a substantially elliptical shape is also included.

  As a result of the above, the overturning prevention tool 1 composed of the first rectangular tube 10 and the second rectangular tube 20 is locked against the pressing force from the ceiling 82 which is generated by strong shaking such as an earthquake, and is long. The sum of the length of the exposed portion of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the second rectangular tube 20 can be accurately adjusted to the distance between the upper surface 70 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 by the height adjusting means. Therefore, a partial fall does not occur in the gap between the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82, and the destruction of the fall prevention tool 1 due to this does not occur at all.

  FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the overturn prevention tool of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 5 as seen from the straight line A-A ′. The configuration of the overturn prevention tool 1 is the same as that shown in FIGS. A scale 39 is provided in the vicinity of the end H384 of the fourth belt 38. This scale is also provided in the vicinity of the end B324 of the first belt 32, in the vicinity of the end D344 of the second belt 34, and in the vicinity of the end F364 of the third belt 36.

The scale 39 is determined as follows. That is, the length between the upper end portion 102 and the lower end portion 104 of the first square tube 10 is h1, the length between the upper end portion 202 and the lower end portion 204 of the second square tube 20 is h2, and the fourth belt. 38, the length of the fourth belt end G382 side that is affixed to the inner wall surface 106 of the first square tube 10 is W1, and the length is affixed to the outer wall surface 208 of the second square tube 20 The length of the attached fourth belt on the end H384 side is W2, the thickness of the first square tube 10 is d1, the thickness of the second square tube 20 is d2, and the thickness of the fourth belt 38 is If neglected because it is thin, the relationship with the length H of the tipping prevention tool 1 shown in FIG. 6 is as follows. Here, let X be the length of the overlapping portion of the first square tube 10 and the second square tube 20.
For the length L of the belt,
L = W2 + d2 + X + W1 + d1 (1)
Holds. On the other hand, for the length h1 of the first square tube 10, the length h2 of the second square tube 20, and the length H of the tipping prevention tool 1,
H = h1 + h2-X (2)
Holds. From Equation (1) and Equation (2), H is
H = L + h1 + h2- (W1 + W2 + d1 + d2) (3)
It becomes. Therefore, the length H can be changed by changing W1 or W2. The scale 39 is provided so that the length H of the tipping prevention tool 1 can be changed at regular intervals. As a result, the distance between the upper surface 72 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 is measured in advance, and the end H384 of the fourth belt 38 is attached to the inner wall surface 106 in accordance with the scale 39 corresponding to this value. The prevention tool 1 can be placed on the upper surface 102 of the fixture 7 so as to substantially coincide with the ceiling 82.

(First modification of the first embodiment)
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a first modification of the first embodiment. This modification is different from the cross-sectional view of the tipping prevention tool 1 shown in FIG. 6 in that the bottom plate portion 50 is attached to the lower end portion 206 of the second rectangular tube 20. For this reason, the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification has the function of storing articles in the second square tube in addition to the function of preventing the fixture 7 from falling. In addition, since the detail of a structure of the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification is the same as the 1st Example shown in FIGS. 4-6, detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

(Second modification of the first embodiment)
FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a second modification of the first embodiment. In this modification, a lid 55 is provided on the first square tube 10 of the tipping prevention tool 1 of the first modification of the first embodiment shown in FIG. That is, the present modification has a triple structure of the first square tube 10, the second square tube 20 provided with the bottom plate portion 50, and the lid portion 55 that covers the first square tube 10. It has become. For this reason, the lid portion 55 can prevent dust and dust from entering the articles stored in the second rectangular tube 20 provided with the bottom plate portion 50. This modification can also be applied to the tipping prevention tool 1 of the first embodiment in which the second square tube 20 does not have the bottom plate portion 50. In addition, by attaching decorative paper to the outer wall surface 108 of the first square tube 10, the outer wall surface 208 of the second square tube 20, and the upper surface of the lid portion 55, the tipping prevention tool 1 that takes aesthetics into consideration is provided. can get.

  Both the bottom plate portion 50 and the lid portion 55 are made of cardboard or the like for the purpose of weight reduction. Also, metals such as wood and aluminum are used to increase the strength. In some cases, these corrugated cardboard, wood and metal are used in combination.

(Third modification of the first embodiment)
FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a third modification of the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 8, the present modification is applied to the tipping prevention tool 1 including a first square tube 10, a second square tube 20, four belts, a bottom plate portion 50, and a lid portion 55. The upper anti-slip portion 60 and the lower anti-slip portion 65 are provided. The upper non-slip portion 60 includes a flat plate 602 and an upper mesh plate 604, and the lower anti-slip portion 65 includes a lower mesh plate 652. The upper mesh plate 604 of the upper slip stopper 60 is fixed to the flat plate 602. Further, the lower mesh plate 652 of the lower anti-slip portion 65 is fixed to the outer surface of the bottom plate portion 55 of the second rectangular tube 20. In such a state, first, the second square tube 20 having the lower mesh plate 652 attached to the outer surface of the bottom plate portion 55, the first square tube 10, the four belts, and the lid portion 55 are formed. The prevention tool 1 is placed on the upper surface 82 of the fixture 8. Next, the upper slip prevention part 60 is inserted between the upper surface part of the lid part 50 of the first rectangular tube 10 and the ceiling 92 so that the flat plate 602 is in contact with the ceiling 82. As a result, the anti-tip tool 1 can be used even if a strong shaking such as an earthquake occurs due to the anti-slip effect of the upper anti-slip portion 60 upper mesh plate 604 and the lower anti-slip portion 652 of the lower anti-slip portion 65. 1 never jumps out.

  The upper mesh plate 604 and the lower mesh plate 652 are made of a plastic material such as vinyl chloride. The flat plate 602 is made of cardboard or the like for the purpose of weight reduction. Also, metals such as wood and aluminum are used to increase the strength.

(Second embodiment)
FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a tipping prevention tool according to a second embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 11 is a plan view of the tipping prevention tool. The tipping prevention tool 1 includes a first square tube 10, a second square tube 20, and a locking piece 40. The first square tube 10 has a substantially quadrangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 102, a lower end portion 104, an inner wall surface 106, and an outer wall surface 108. The second rectangular tube 20 has a substantially rectangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 202, a lower end portion 204, an inner wall surface 206, and an outer wall surface 208. The locking piece 40 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape, and includes a first locking piece 42, a second locking piece 44, a third locking piece 46, and a fourth locking piece 48. Composed.

    The first square tube 10 is removably inserted inside the second square tube 20. In this case, there is a slight gap 25 between the outer wall surface 108 of the first rectangular tube 10 and the inner wall surface 206 of the second rectangular tube 20. Therefore, the first square tube 10 and the second tube 20 are locked as follows. That is, the first locking piece 42 is fixed to the inner wall surface 206 of the second square tube 20. In such a state, the lower end portion of the first rectangular tube 10 is locked to the first locking piece 42 by inserting and pushing the first rectangular tube 10 from the upper part of the second rectangular tube 20. Is done. Thereby, the 1st square tube 10 and the 2nd corner | angular 20 are locked with respect to the force pushed from upper part. The same applies to the second locking piece 44, the second belt 34, the third belt 36, and the fourth belt 38.

  Next, adjustment of the sum of the length of the exposed portion of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the second rectangular tube 20, that is, the upper end portion 102 of the first rectangular tube 10 and the lower end of the second rectangular tube 20 is performed. The adjustment of the length with the unit 204 is performed as follows. Since the length of the exposed portion of the first square tube 10 changes by changing the position of the first locking piece 42 fixed to the inner wall surface 206 of the second square tube 20, the first square tube Adjustment of the sum of the length of the 10 exposed portions and the length of the second square tube 20 is possible. The same applies to the second locking piece 44, the third locking piece 46, and the fourth locking piece 48.

  As a result of the above, the overturning prevention tool 1 composed of the first rectangular tube 10 and the second rectangular tube 20 is locked against the force applied from the ceiling 82 caused by strong shaking such as an earthquake, and is long. The sum of the length of the exposed portion of the first square tube 10 and the length of the second square tube 20 can be accurately adjusted to the distance between the upper surface 70 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 by the height adjusting means. Therefore, a partial fall does not occur in the gap between the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82, and the destruction of the fall prevention tool 1 due to this does not occur at all.

  FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view of the overturn prevention tool of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 10 as viewed from the straight line A-A ′. The configuration of the overturn prevention tool 1 is the same as that shown in FIGS. A scale 49 is provided in the vicinity of the fourth locking piece 48. This scale is also provided in the vicinity of the first locking piece 42, in the vicinity of the second locking piece 44, and in the vicinity of the third locking piece 46.

The scale 49 is determined as follows. That is, the length between the upper end portion 102 and the lower end portion 104 of the first square tube 10 is h1, the length between the upper end portion 202 and the lower end portion 204 of the second square tube 20 is h2, and the second corner. When the distance from the upper end 202 of the cylinder 20 to the position where the locking piece is affixed is M, the relationship with the length H of the tipping prevention tool 1 shown in FIG. 12 is as follows.
H = h1 + h2-M (4)
Therefore, the length H can be changed by changing M. The scale 49 is provided so that the length H of the fall prevention tool 1 can be changed at regular intervals. Thereby, the distance between the upper surface 72 of the furniture 7 and the ceiling 82 is measured in advance, and the fourth locking piece 48 is aligned with the scale 49 corresponding to this value and attached to the inner wall surface 106, thereby preventing overturning. The tool 1 can be placed on the upper surface 102 of the fixture 7 so as to substantially coincide with the ceiling 82.

(Modification of the second embodiment)
FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the second embodiment. This modification is different from the cross-sectional view of the tipping prevention tool 1 shown in FIG. 12 in that the bottom plate portion 50 is attached to the lower end portion 206 of the second rectangular tube 20. For this reason, the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification has the function of storing articles in the second square tube in addition to the function of preventing the fixture 7 from falling. In addition, since the detail of the structure of the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification is the same as the 2nd Example shown in FIGS. 10-12, detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

  In addition, when providing the cover part 55 in the 2nd Example or the modification of a 2nd Example, the case where the upper slip prevention part 60 and the lower slip prevention part 65 are provided is also included, both are FIG. Since it is the same effect and composition as 9, detailed explanation is omitted.

(Third embodiment)
FIG. 14 is a perspective view of a tipping prevention tool according to a third embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 15 is a plan view of the tipping prevention tool. The fall prevention tool 1 includes a first square tube 10 as an “outer cover”, a second square tube 20 as an “inner cover”, and four belts. The first square tube 10 has a substantially rectangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 102, a lower end portion 104, an inner wall surface 106, and an outer wall surface 108. The second square tube 20 has a substantially rectangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 202, a lower end portion 204, an inner wall surface 206, and an outer wall surface 208. The four belts include a first belt 32, a second belt 34, a third belt 36, and a fourth belt 38. The first belt 32 has an end A322 and an end B324, the second belt 34 has an end C342 and an end D344, the third belt 36 has an end E362 and an end F364, and a fourth belt. The belt 38 has an end portion G382 and an end portion H384.

  The second square tube 20 is removably inserted into the first square tube 10. In this case, there is a slight gap 25 between the outer wall surface 208 of the second rectangular tube 20 and the inner wall surface 106 of the first rectangular tube 10. Therefore, the first square tube 10 and the second tube 20 are locked as follows. That is, one end portion A322 of the first belt 32 is attached to the vicinity of the lower end portion 104 of one surface of the four outer wall surfaces 108 of the first rectangular tube 10 with an adhesive or the like. Further, the first belt 32 is bent at the lower end portion 104 of the first square tube 10, inserted through the gap 25, bent at the upper end portion 202 of the second square tube 20, and finally the other end of the first belt 32. The end portion B324 of the second square tube 20 is attached with an adhesive or the like in the vicinity of the upper end portion 202 of one of the four inner wall surfaces 106 of the second rectangular tube 20. Similarly, with respect to the second belt 34, the third belt 36, and the fourth belt 38, the end C342, the end E362, and the end G382 are attached to the outer wall surface 108 of the first rectangular tube 10, The end D344, the end F364, and the end H384 are attached to the inner wall surface 206 of the second rectangular tube 20.

  In such a state, the slack of the first belt 32 in the vicinity of the upper end portion of the second square tube 20 that was initially generated when the first corner 10 was inserted and pushed in from the top of the second square tube 20. Is reduced as it is pushed in, and finally disappears, and the first belt 32 is not slackened and becomes taut. Thereby, the 2nd square tube 20 and the 1st corner | angular 10 will be locked with respect to the pushing force from upper part. The same applies to the second belt 34, the third belt 36, and the fourth belt 38.

  Next, adjustment of the sum of the length of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the exposed portion of the second rectangular tube 20, that is, the upper end portion 102 of the first rectangular tube 10 and the lower end portion of the second rectangular tube 20 is performed. The length is adjusted to 204 as follows. The position where the end portion A322 of the first belt 32 is affixed to the outer wall surface 108 of the first rectangular tube 10 with an adhesive or the like, or the end portion B324 of the first belt 32 is the four surfaces of the second rectangular tube 20 By adjusting the position where the adhesive is attached to an inner wall surface 106 and adjusting the length of the first belt 32, the length of the first rectangular tube 10 and the exposed portion of the second rectangular tube 20 are adjusted. The sum with the length can be adjusted. The same applies to the second belt 34, the second belt 34, the third belt 36, and the fourth belt 38.

  As a result of the above, the overturning prevention tool 1 composed of the first rectangular tube 10 and the second rectangular tube 20 is locked against the pressing force from the ceiling 82 that is generated by strong shaking such as an earthquake, and is long. The sum of the length of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the exposed portion of the second rectangular tube 20 can be accurately adjusted to the distance between the upper surface 70 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 by the height adjusting means. Therefore, a partial fall does not occur in the gap between the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82, and the destruction of the fall prevention tool 1 due to this does not occur at all.

  FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A ′ of the plan view of the tipping prevention tool of the third embodiment shown in FIG. 15. Since the configuration of the overturn prevention tool 1 is the same as that shown in FIGS. A scale 39 is provided in the vicinity of the end H384 of the fourth belt 38. This scale is also provided in the vicinity of the end B324 of the first belt 32, in the vicinity of the end D344 of the second belt 34, and in the vicinity of the end F364 of the third belt 36.

  The scale 39 is determined in the same manner from the equations (1), (2), and (3) described in FIG. Therefore, detailed description is omitted. The scale 39 is provided so that the length of the tipping prevention tool 1 can be changed at regular intervals. Thereby, the distance between the upper surface 72 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 is measured in advance, and the end portion H384 of the fourth belt 38 is aligned with the scale 39 corresponding to this value, and is attached to the inner wall surface 106. The tipping prevention tool 1 can be placed on the upper surface 102 of the fixture 7 so as to substantially coincide with the ceiling 82.

(First modification of the third embodiment)
FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view showing a first modification of the second embodiment. This modification is different from the cross-sectional view of the tipping prevention tool 1 shown in FIG. 16 in that the bottom plate portion 50 is attached to the lower end portion 206 of the second rectangular tube 20. For this reason, the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification has the function of storing articles in the second square tube in addition to the function of preventing the fixture 7 from falling. In addition, since the detail of a structure of the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification is the same as the 3rd Example shown in FIGS. 14-16, detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

(Second modification of the third embodiment)
FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing a second modification of the third embodiment. In this modification, a lid 55 is provided on the tipping prevention tool 1 of the first modification of the third embodiment shown in FIG. That is, the present modification has a triple structure of the first square tube 10, the second square tube 20 provided with the bottom plate portion 50, and the lid portion 55 that covers the first square tube 10. It has become. For this reason, the lid portion 55 can prevent dust and dust from entering the articles stored in the second rectangular tube 20 provided with the bottom plate portion 50. Note that this modification can be applied even when the second square tube 20 does not have the bottom plate portion 50. In addition, by attaching a decorative paper to the outer wall surface 108 of the first square tube 10, the outer wall surface 208 of the second square tube 20, and the upper surface of the lid portion 55, a tool for preventing the fall is taken into consideration. Will be.

  In addition, the second modification of the third embodiment includes a case in which the upper slip prevention portion 60 and the lower slip prevention portion 65 are provided, but the detailed description is omitted because it has the same configuration as FIG. To do.

(Fourth embodiment)
FIG. 19 is a perspective view of a tipping prevention tool according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 20 is a plan view of the tipping prevention tool. The tipping prevention tool 1 includes a first square tube 10, a second square tube 20, and a locking piece 40. The first square tube 10 has a substantially quadrangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 102, a lower end portion 104, an inner wall surface 106, and an outer wall surface 108. The second square tube 20 has a substantially rectangular cross section, and has an upper end portion 202, a lower end portion 204, an inner wall surface 206, and an outer wall surface 208. The locking piece 40 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape, and includes a first locking piece 42, a second locking piece 44, a third locking piece 46, and a fourth locking piece 48. Composed.

    The second square tube 20 is removably inserted into the first square tube 10. In this case, there is a slight gap 25 between the outer wall surface 208 of the second rectangular tube 20 and the inner wall surface 106 of the first rectangular tube 10. Therefore, the first square tube 10 and the second tube 20 are locked as follows. That is, the first locking piece 42 is fixed to the outer wall surface 208 of the second square tube 20. In such a state, when the first corner 10 is inserted from the upper part of the second rectangular tube 20 and the first rectangular tube 10 is sequentially pushed into the second rectangular tube 20 from the upper part, the first rectangular tube 10 The lower end portion of the first locking piece 42 is locked to the first locking piece 42. Thereby, the 1st square tube 10 and the 2nd square tube 20 are locked with respect to the pushing force from upper part. The same applies to the second locking piece 44, the second belt 34, the third belt 36, and the fourth belt 38.

  Next, adjustment of the sum of the length of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the exposed portion of the second rectangular tube 20, that is, the upper end portion 102 of the first rectangular tube 10 and the lower end of the second rectangular tube 20 is performed. Adjustment of the length with the unit 204 is performed as follows. By changing the position of the first locking piece 42 fixed to the outer wall surface 208 of the second square tube 20, the length of the exposed portion of the second square tube 20 can be adjusted. Therefore, the sum of the length of the first square tube 10 and the length of the exposed portion of the second square tube 20 can be adjusted. The same applies to the second locking piece 44, the third locking piece 46, and the fourth locking piece 48.

  A scale 49 is provided in the vicinity of the first locking piece 42 and in the vicinity of the second locking piece 44. This scale is also provided in the vicinity of the third locking piece 46 and in the vicinity of the fourth locking piece 48. The scale 49 is similarly determined from the equation (4) described with reference to FIG. Therefore, detailed description is omitted. The scale 49 is provided so that the length of the tipping prevention tool 1 can be changed at regular intervals. Thereby, the distance between the upper surface 72 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 is measured in advance, and the outer wall surface 208 is aligned with the scale 49 corresponding to this value and the first locking piece 42 with the scale 49 corresponding to this value. By sticking to the top, the overturn prevention tool 1 can be placed on the upper surface 102 of the fixture 7 so as to substantially coincide with the ceiling 82.

  As a result of the above, the overturning prevention tool 1 composed of the first rectangular tube 10 and the second rectangular tube 20 is locked against the force applied from the ceiling 82 caused by strong shaking such as an earthquake, and is long. The sum of the length of the first rectangular tube 10 and the length of the exposed portion of the second rectangular tube 20 can be accurately adjusted to the distance between the upper surface 70 of the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82 by the height adjusting means. Therefore, a partial fall does not occur in the gap between the fixture 7 and the ceiling 82, and the destruction of the fall prevention tool 1 due to this does not occur at all.

  FIG. 21 is a cross-sectional view taken along line A-A ′ of the plan view of the tipping prevention tool of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 20. Since the configuration of the tipping prevention tool 1 is the same as that shown in FIGS. 19 and 20, detailed description thereof is omitted.

(Modification of the fourth embodiment)
FIG. 22 is a sectional view showing a modification of the fourth embodiment. This modification is different from the cross-sectional view of the tipping prevention tool 1 shown in FIG. 21 in that the bottom plate portion 50 is attached to the lower end portion 206 of the second rectangular tube 20. For this reason, the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification has the function of storing articles in the second square tube in addition to the function of preventing the fixture 7 from falling. In addition, since the detail of a structure of the fall prevention tool 1 of this modification is the same as that of the 4th Example shown in FIGS. 19-20, detailed description is abbreviate | omitted.

  In addition, when providing the cover part 55 in the 4th Example or the modification of the 4th Example, the case where the upper slip prevention part 60 and the lower slip prevention part 65 are further provided is included, both are FIG. Since it is the same effect and composition as 9, detailed explanation is omitted.

  It goes without saying that the present invention is not limited to the procedure of the embodiment described above, and various modifications are possible without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

  For example, in the present embodiment, the case where the cross sections of the first square tube and the second square tube have a substantially rectangular shape has been described, but it is needless to say that the cross section has a shape such as a substantially elliptical shape. .

  Moreover, although the present Example demonstrated the case where four belts and four locking pieces were each provided near the center part of each side which comprises a 1st square tube and a 2nd square tube, respectively. Needless to say, the case where two are provided on each side includes the case where one is provided near each corner of the first square tube and the second square tube.

  Moreover, although the present Example demonstrated the case where there were four belts and four locking pieces, it is needless to say that each case includes two or more belts.

  Moreover, although the present Example demonstrated the case where the locking piece was a substantially rectangular parallelepiped, it cannot be overemphasized that all what can be locked of a 1st square tube is included in addition to this.

It is a front view which shows the fixture which attached the fall prevention tool of the 1st Example. It is a side view which shows the fixture which attached the fall prevention tool of the 1st Example. It is explanatory drawing which shows that a fixture escapes a fall by the fall prevention tool. It is a perspective view of the fall prevention tool of the 1st example. It is a top view of the overturn prevention tool of the 1st example. It is sectional drawing seen from the straight line A-A 'of the top view of the fall prevention tool of 1st Example. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of a 1st Example. It is a perspective view which shows the 2nd modification of a 1st Example. It is a perspective view which shows the 3rd modification of a 1st Example. It is a perspective view of the fall prevention tool of the 2nd example. It is a top view of the overturn prevention tool of the 2nd example. It is sectional drawing seen from the straight line A-A 'of the top view of the fall prevention tool of 2nd Example. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of a 2nd Example. It is a perspective view of the fall prevention tool of the 3rd example. It is a top view of the overturn prevention tool of the 3rd example. It is sectional drawing seen from the straight line A-A 'of the top view of the fall prevention tool of 3rd Example. It is sectional drawing which shows the 1st modification of a 3rd Example. It is a perspective view which shows the 2nd modification of a 3rd Example. It is a perspective view of the fall prevention tool of the 4th example. It is a top view of the overturn prevention tool of the 4th example. It is sectional drawing seen from the straight line A-A 'of the top view of the fall prevention tool of 4th Example. It is sectional drawing which shows the modification of a 4th Example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fall prevention tool 10 1st square tube 102 Upper end part 104 Lower end part 106 Inner wall surface 108 Outer wall surface 20 2nd square tube 202 Upper end part 204 Lower end part 206 Inner wall surface 208 Outer wall surface 25 Crevice 30 Belt 32 1st belt 322 Edge A
324 End B
34 Second belt 342 End C
344 End D
36 Third belt 362 End E
364 End F
38 Fourth belt 382 End G
384 End H
39 Scale 40 Locking piece 42 First locking piece 44 Second locking piece 46 Third locking piece 48 Fourth locking piece 49 Scale 50 Bottom plate portion 55 Lid portion 60 Upper slip prevention portion 602 Flat plate 604 Upper mesh plate 65 Lower slip stopper 652 Lower mesh plate 7 Fixture 70 Front surface 72 Upper surface 74 Lower surface 76 Side surface A
77 Side B
78 Rear 8 Indoor 80 Floor 82 Ceiling 84 Wall

Claims (13)

A fall prevention tool for preventing the fall of the fixture by being placed on the upper surface of the fixture,
An outer cover, an inner cover that is removably inserted inside the outer cover, and a tape-like member.
One end portion of the tape member is fixed to the outer wall surface near the end portion of the outer covering member that overlaps the inner covering member, and the vicinity of the center portion is sandwiched between the inner wall surface of the outer covering member and the outer wall surface of the inner covering member. The other end is fixed to the inner wall surface near the end of the inner cover that overlaps the outer cover,
By adjusting the length of the tape-like member between the one end fixed to the outer wall surface of the outer cover and the other end fixed to the inner wall surface of the inner cover, A fall prevention tool characterized by adjusting the sum of the length of the cover and the length of the exposed portion of the inner cover.   The fall prevention tool is characterized in that a scale is provided near the outer wall surface of the outer cover body to which the one end portion is fixed or near the inner wall surface of the inner cover body to which the other end portion is fixed. The fall prevention tool of Claim 1. A fall prevention tool for preventing the fall of the fixture by being placed on the upper surface of the fixture,
An outer cover, an inner cover that is removably inserted inside the outer cover, and a locking piece,
The locking piece is fixed to the inner wall surface of the outer cover to lock the inner cover,
A fall, wherein the sum of the length of the outer cover and the length of the exposed portion of the inner cover is adjusted by changing the position of the locking piece provided on the inner wall surface of the outer cover. Prevention tool. A fall prevention tool for preventing the fall of the fixture by being placed on the upper surface of the fixture,
An outer cover, an inner cover that is removably inserted inside the outer cover, and a locking piece,
The locking piece is fixed to the outer wall surface of the inner cover to lock the outer cover,
A fall, wherein the sum of the length of the outer cover and the length of the exposed portion of the inner cover is adjusted by changing the position of the locking piece provided on the outer wall surface of the inner cover. Prevention tool.   4. The scale according to claim 3, wherein the tipping prevention tool is provided with a scale near the inner wall surface of the outer cover body or the outer wall surface of the inner cover body on which the locking piece is provided. 4. A fall prevention tool according to 4.   The fall prevention tool according to any one of claims 1, 2, 3, and 5, wherein a bottom plate portion is provided on the outer cover body and a lid portion is provided on the inner cover body. .   The fall prevention tool according to any one of claims 1, 2, 4, and 5, wherein a lid portion is provided on the outer cover body and a bottom plate portion is provided on the inner cover body. .   The fall prevention tool according to claim 6 or 7, wherein a lower slip prevention part is provided on the bottom plate part.   9. The overturn prevention tool according to claim 8, wherein the lower slip prevention part is composed of a lower mesh plate, and the lower mesh plate is attached to an outer surface of the bottom plate portion.   The overslip prevention tool according to claim 6 or 7, wherein an upper slip prevention part is provided on the lid part.   The anti-tip tool according to claim 10, wherein the upper anti-slip portion fixes the flat plate and the upper mesh plate and is placed on the lid portion.   The fall prevention tool according to any one of claims 1 to 11, wherein the fall prevention tool is made of any of cardboard, wood, metal, or a combination thereof.   The fall prevention tool according to any one of claims 1 to 12, wherein an outer wall surface of the fall prevention tool is covered with a decorative board.

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