JP3138050U - A mooring device that is used in a land parking lot such as a yacht harbor and has a mooring ring that stands up while in use, but collapses under its own weight when it is not in use and is stored in a protective frame and is in a flat state - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To improve a mooring ring used for securing a yacht or the like as a dangerous protrusion when not in use at a landing parking lot such as a fishing port or a yacht harbor.
In addition to a mooring ring 1 that rises in use and a protective frame 2 that houses the mooring ring in a non-use state, thin plates 3, 4, U bolts 5, washers 6, nuts 7 and elastic plates 8 are assembled. In addition, since they have a strong lower structure, there is no fear that the upper structure or the whole will be pulled out during use or lost when not in use.
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Description

  In harbors such as fishing ports and yacht harbors, small fishing boats, yachts, motor boats, etc. are often placed on a pedestal or roller and lifted to the land, and stored in the section assigned to each boat on the pavement surface of the parking lot. In each storage compartment, two to four eyebolts or similar rings are erected for the purpose of securing each boat. Users returning from the sea will place their yachts on their shores on the slopes at the shore, pull them up to the storage area, house them, secure them with two or four ropes, and return home. On the other hand, two or four protruding eyebolts were left in the section after the small boats left the port, especially if a large number of boats left on the day of the yacht race. Of course, the number of eyebolts will be large. As a result, the risk that the pedestrian trips or falls or the vehicle rides on and damages each other increases, and a technique for preventing this is required.

  The method of pulling and securing a small ship on land is devised at fishing ports, yacht harbors, and the like. For example, a male screw part of a large eyebolt is buried in the ground and the eye part protrudes from the ground. Or, a method in which most of the large bolts are buried upside down in the ground, and the dangerous part is left on the ground, such as screwing the female screw of the eye nut into the male screw part left on the ground and projecting it to the ground. Is often used. In addition, there are some problems such as insufficient surface treatment of steel material, corrosion progressing, unscrewing and loss of eyenuts.

  In harbors such as fishing ports and yacht harbors, mooring devices used for onshore storage of small boats should not become dangerous protrusions when not in use.

  The present invention is made of stainless steel that resists corrosion of seawater, and 10 parts are pre-assembled strongly, and in use, the mooring ring in the upper center is pulled up to the rope for lashing and stands up. If it unwinds, it falls down and becomes horizontal, and lies below the paved surface loosely inscribed in a protective frame provided to accept it. As a result, it is possible to solve the problem of dangerous protrusions left on the outfitting surface of the parking lot.

  If the present invention is adopted in place of the old mooring rings that have been erected on land facilities such as fishing ports and yacht harbors in various places, it will contribute as a safe and comfortable way to store small boats. Can do.

  Outside of the port, in various warehouses, factories, exhibition halls, etc., use a protrusion similar to a mooring device to hang a curtain from the ceiling for the purpose of temporary partitioning, etc., and tie the lower side to the floor. , I have heard that my feet may be at risk. The present invention can also be applied to prevent this kind of danger.

  In a standard yacht harbor, a mooring device according to the present invention for embedding a small yacht on a stand for storage on land is shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 when viewed from three directions.

  In a parking lot where a large number of storage compartments are continuously provided, as shown in FIG. 4, it is necessary to arrange four mooring devices of the present invention on two boundary lines in the first compartment. Can be shared sequentially, so that two mooring devices may be arranged on each boundary line in adjacent sections.

  In a fishing port, when a small fishing boat is placed on a roller and stored on land, a mooring device that is a projection is often used as in the case of storing a small yacht. As a countermeasure, if the mooring device of the present invention is manufactured and installed, the risk of a pedestrian tripping or getting on the vehicle can be prevented.

It is an elevational view showing a state in which the mooring device of the present invention is buried at the same level as the pavement surface, and a rope is tied to the mooring ring at the top of the mooring device to secure the yacht on the stern. It is a side view which shows the mooring apparatus of this invention in the same state as FIG. It is a top view which shows the state which has not accommodated the yacht. Here, the yacht is not tied up with a rope, so the mooring ring lies so that it falls by its own weight and lies loosely inscribed in the protective frame, and the pavement surface is a safe zone where there are no protrusions. If the yacht is housed and secured in a storage area at the dock, the mooring ring of the present invention stands up according to the rope, but in the storage area where the yacht departs from the port, the mooring ring It is a figure which shows a mode that it falls by a dead weight and lies in a protection frame.

Explanation of symbols

1 Mooring ring 2 Protective frame 3 Horizontal plate passing in the longitudinal direction 4 Connecting plate passing in the lateral direction 5 U-bolts to be mounted upside down 6 Two long washer 7 Nut 2 8 The upper part is bent gently so The elastic plate 9 has the same effect as the spring washer and has the same effect as the spring washer. As a result, the yacht 10 on the stern 10 The rope securing the yacht

Claims (2)

  A type of mooring device used on land parking lots such as fishing ports or yacht harbors.When a small fishing boat or yacht is secured, the mooring ring is pulled up by a rope, but it stands up. A safe mooring device that prevents the pedestrian from tripping and getting on the vehicle because the mooring ring collapses under its own weight when it is in use and is stored in a protective frame and is flat.   In addition to a mooring ring that stands up in use and a protective frame that houses the mooring ring in a non-use state, three thin plates, U-bolts, washers, two nuts and an elastic plate are assembled. As a result, the mooring device has absolutely no fear that the superstructure or the whole will come off when used or lost when not used.

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