JP3144290U - Ironing board - Google Patents

Abstract

An ironing board that can be made extremely compact when stored.
In an ironing board in which legs are foldably attached to a lower surface of a base part 1, the base part rotates a front side base 3 and a rear side base 5 with each other in a folding direction via a shaft 7. Ironing board characterized by being pivotally attached to each other so as to be free. A stopper 41 is provided for preventing the front side table and the rear side table from rotating relative to each other when the front side table and the rear side table are in the same plane.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an ironing board.

As an ironing board, for example, as shown in Utility Model Registration No. 3089525 provided by the present inventor, an ironing board is known in which legs are foldably attached to the lower surface of the board. Hereinafter, the ironing board shown in Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3089525 is referred to as “conventional ironing board”.
Utility Model Registration No. 3089525

In the conventional ironing board, legs are foldably attached to the lower surface of the board. Therefore, the conventional ironing board has an advantage that when the ironing board is stored, the legs are folded to close the legs to the lower surface of the boarding portion, so that it is not necessary to consider the space occupied by the legs.

  However, in the conventional ironing board, there is no change in the size of the board itself even when the legs are folded. Therefore, in particular, in an ironing board having a large base, a large space is still required for storage.

  The present invention has been made in order to provide an ironing board that solves the above-described problems in the conventional ironing board and that can be made extremely compact when stored.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides the following ironing board.

(1) In an ironing board in which legs are foldably attached to the lower surface of the base part,
The pedestal is formed by pivoting the front pedestal and the rear pedestal to each other so as to be rotatable in the folding direction with respect to each other via a shaft (Claim 1).

(2) The leg includes a front leg foldably attached to the lower surface of the front base and a rear leg foldably attached to the lower surface of the rear base.
The front leg includes a support leg rotatably attached to the lower surface of the front base, and a main leg pivotally attached to the support leg and detachably attached to the lower surface of the front base. Comprising a receiving part for detachably receiving the base end of the main leg of the front leg on the lower surface of the front base,
The rear leg is pivotally attached to the lower surface of the rear base, is pivotally attached to the support leg, and a base end is detachably attached to the lower face of the rear base. The lower leg of the rear base is provided with a receiving portion for detachably receiving the base end of the main leg of the rear leg.

(3) A stopper is provided to prevent the front and rear bases from rotating relative to each other when the front and rear bases are coplanar.

(4) The stopper includes a front support plate fixed to the front base and a rear support plate fixed to the rear base. The front support plate and the rear support plate are respectively provided with corresponding through holes so that the shafts can rotate relative to each other, and either the front support plate or the rear support plate is provided. A cylindrical body corresponding to the through hole is erected on one side, and a rod-like body is inserted into the cylindrical body so as to be able to advance and retreat, and the rod-like body is always passed through the through-hole. Provided with a spring biased in the direction, and when the front base and the rear base are in the same plane, the rod-like body has a through hole in the front support plate and a through hole in the rear support plate by the force of the spring. Are prevented from rotating with respect to each other. (Claim 4)

According to the present invention, the pedestal is formed by pivotally attaching the front pedestal and the rear pedestal to each other so as to be rotatable in the folding direction via the shaft. Can be folded. That is, not only the legs but also the pedestal itself can be folded, so that the entire ironing board can be made extremely compact when stored.

What is shown by the code | symbol 1 is a base part of an ironing board.

  The pedestal 1 is formed by pivoting a front pedestal 3 and a rear pedestal 5 to each other via a shaft 7 so as to be rotatable in the folding direction.

  Although it is the same as a conventional ironing board in that the legs are foldably attached to the lower surface of the base part 1, in the present invention, the legs are front legs that are foldably attached to the lower surface of the front side board 3. 9 and a rear leg 11 foldably attached to the lower surface of the rear base 5.

  The front leg 9 is pivotally attached to the lower surface of the front base 3 and is pivotally attached to the support leg 13, and the base end 15 a is detachably attached to the lower surface of the front base 3. It consists of a main leg 15.

  What is indicated by reference numeral 17 is a support leg receiver that rotatably receives the base end 13 a of the support leg 13, and is provided on the lower surface of the front side table 3. The support leg receiver 17 is, for example, a substantially U-shaped section or a substantially L-shaped section.

  What is indicated by reference numeral 19 is a main leg support that receives the base end 15a of the main leg 15 preferably and freely, and is provided on the lower surface of the front table 3. The main leg receiver 19 is, for example, a substantially U-shaped section or a substantially L-shaped section.

  The lower surface of the front base 3 is provided with a receiving portion 21 that removably receives the base end 15 a of the main leg 15 of the front leg 9. The receiving part 21 is a position where the main leg 15 and the support leg 13 of the front leg 9 are in close contact with the lower surface of the front base 3 when the base end 15a of the main leg 15 of the front leg 9 is supported by the receiving part 21. It arranges in. See FIG. The receiving portion 21 is, for example, a substantially U-shaped section or a substantially L-shaped section. See FIG.

  The rear leg 11 is pivotally attached to the lower surface of the rear base 5 and is pivotally attached to the support leg 23, and the base end 25 a is removed from the lower surface of the rear base 5. The main leg 25 is freely attached.

  What is indicated by reference numeral 27 is a support leg receiver that rotatably receives the base end 23 a of the support leg 23, and is provided on the lower surface of the rear base 5. The support leg receiver 27 has, for example, a substantially U-shaped section or a substantially L-shaped section.

  What is indicated by reference numeral 29 is a main leg support that receives the base end 25a of the main leg 25 preferably and freely, and is provided on the lower surface of the rear base 5. The main leg holder 29 is, for example, a substantially U-shaped section or a substantially L-shaped section.

  The lower surface of the rear base 5 is provided with a receiving portion 31 that removably receives the base end 25a of the main leg 25 of the rear leg 11. When the base end 25 a of the main leg 25 of the rear leg 11 is supported by the receiving part 31, the receiving part 31 has the main leg 25 and the support leg 23 of the rear leg 11 on the lower surface of the rear base 5. It arrange | positions in the close position. See FIG. The receiving portion 31 is, for example, a substantially U-shaped section or a substantially L-shaped section.

  Next, an example of the front leg 9 will be described with reference to FIGS. (The same applies to the rear leg 11, and only the reference numerals are shown in parentheses for the rear leg 11.)

  The support leg 13 (23) is formed by forming a rod-like body into a substantially square shape. The upper side of the substantially rectangular support leg 13 (23) is the base end 13a (23a), and the lower side is the grounding end 13b (23b). The base end 13a (23a) corresponds to the support leg support 17 (27).

  The main leg 15 (25) is formed by forming a rod-like body in a downward substantially U-shape. The upper side of the downwardly substantially U-shaped main leg 15 (25) is the base end 15a (25a), and the lower end is the grounding end 15b (25b). The base end 15a (25a) corresponds to the main leg receiver 19 (29) and the receiving portion 21 (31).

  A connecting rod 33 is rotatably disposed between a pair of leg portions 15c (25c) between the base end 15a (25a) and the grounding end 15b (25b) of the main leg 15 (25). The support leg 13 (23) is fixed to the base. That is, the main leg 13 (23) is pivotally attached to the support leg 13 (23).

  When the base end 15a (25a) of the main leg 15 (25) is supported by the main leg receiver 19 (29), the main leg 15 (25) and the support leg 13 (23) are locked so as not to rotate. It becomes. In this state, an ironing board is used.

  When folding the ironing board, the base end 15a of the main leg 15 in the front leg 9 and the base end 25a of the main leg 25 in the rear leg 11 are removed from the main leg receivers 19 and 29 and supported by the receiving parts 21 and 31, respectively. Let When appropriate, the front leg 9 and the rear leg 11 are in close contact with the lower surface of the front base 3 and the lower surface of the rear base 5, respectively. That is, the legs of the ironing board are folded. See FIG.

  In this state, the front side base 3 and the rear side base 5 are rotated and folded in a direction in close contact with each other. When appropriate, the ironing board folds not only the legs but also the pedestal 1. That is, the ironing board is extremely compact. See FIG.

  A stopper 41 is provided to prevent the front base 3 and the rear base 5 from rotating relative to each other when the front base 3 and the rear base 5 are in the same plane.

  The case where the front base 3 and the rear base 5 are in the same plane is the same as when the clothing is placed on the base of the ironing board and ironed. At this time, the front table 3 and the rear table 5 do not rotate relative to each other, and the ironing table can be used in a stable state.

  Next, an example of the stopper 41 will be described.

  The front support plate 43 and the rear support plate 45 are connected to the shaft 7 by a front support plate 43 fixed to the front base 3 and a rear support plate 45 fixed to the rear base 5. Are supported so as to be rotatable with respect to each other.

  The front support plate 43 and the rear support plate 45 are provided with corresponding through holes 47 and 49, respectively.

A cylindrical body 51 corresponding to the through hole 47 (49) is erected on either the front support plate 43 or the rear support plate 45. In the illustrated example, a cylindrical body 51 corresponding to the through hole 49 is erected on the rear support plate 45.

A rod-like body 53 is inserted into the tubular body 51 so as to be able to advance and retreat, and the tubular body 51 is provided with a spring 55 that constantly urges the rod-like body 53 in a direction penetrating the through holes 47 and 49. That is, the spring 55 is attached between one end 51 a of the tubular body 51 on the side away from the rear support plate 45 and a spring receiver 53 a protruding from the rod-like body 53, as shown in FIG. 8 as an example.

When the front base 3 and the rear base 5 are in the same plane, the rod-like body 53 penetrates the through hole 49 of the rear support plate 45 and the through hole 47 of the front support plate 43 by the force of the spring 55. The front side table 3 and the rear side table 5 are prevented from rotating with respect to each other.

It is a front view which shows an example of the ironing board by this invention. It is a top view of an ironing board same as the above. It is a front view which shows the state which folded the leg in an ironing board same as the above. It is a front view which shows the state which folded the leg and the base part in the ironing board same as the above. It is a side view which shows a leg. It is sectional drawing which shows a part of leg. It is a front view which shows a stopper. It is a bottom view which shows a stopper same as the above. It is a front view which shows a receiving part.

Explanation of symbols

1 base part 3 front base 5 rear base 7 shaft 9 front leg 11 rear leg 13 support leg 13a base end 13b ground end 15 main leg 15a base end 15b ground end 15c leg 17 support leg receiver 19 main leg receiver 21 Portion 23 support leg 23a base end 23b ground end 25 main leg 25a base end 25b ground end 25c leg 27 support leg receiver 29 main leg receiver 31 receiver 33 connecting rod 41 stopper 43 front support plate 45 rear support plate 47 through hole 49 Through-hole 51 Tubular body 51a One end 53 Bar-shaped body 53a Spring receiver 55 Spring

Claims (4)

In an ironing board that has legs foldably attached to the bottom of the base,
The ironing board is characterized in that the pedestal is formed by pivoting a front pedestal and a rear pedestal so as to be pivotable with respect to each other via a shaft. The leg is composed of a front leg that is foldably attached to the lower surface of the front base, and a rear leg that is foldably attached to the lower surface of the rear base,
The front leg includes a support leg rotatably attached to the lower surface of the front base, and a main leg pivotally attached to the support leg and detachably attached to the lower surface of the front base. Comprising a receiving part for detachably receiving the base end of the main leg of the front leg on the lower surface of the front base,
The rear leg is pivotally attached to the lower surface of the rear base, is pivotally attached to the support leg, and a base end is detachably attached to the lower face of the rear base. 2. The ironing board according to claim 1, wherein the ironing board comprises a main leg, and a lower surface of the rear base is provided with a receiving portion that removably receives a base end of the main leg of the rear leg.   3. A stopper for preventing the front base and the rear base from rotating relative to each other when the front base and the rear base are in the same plane. Ironing board as described in The stopper includes a front support plate fixed to the front base and a rear support plate fixed to the rear base, and the front support plate and the rear support plate rotate the shaft. As the center of movement, they are supported so that they can rotate with each other, and the front support plate and the rear support plate are provided with corresponding through holes, respectively, and either the front support plate or the rear support plate is provided. A cylindrical body corresponding to the through hole is erected, and a rod-like body is inserted into the cylindrical body so as to be able to advance and retreat, and the rod-like body is always attached to the cylindrical body in a direction penetrating the through-hole. When the front base and the rear base are coplanar, the rod-like body penetrates the through hole of the front support plate and the through hole of the rear support plate by the force of the spring. 4. The ironing board according to claim 3, wherein the front board and the rear board are prevented from rotating relative to each other.

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