JP3147628U

JP3147628U - Japanese-style chair

Info

Publication number: JP3147628U
Application number: JP2008006672U
Authority: JP
Inventors: 章永田
Original assignee: 章永田
Filing date: 2008-08-13
Publication date: 2009-01-15
Anticipated expiration: 2018-08-13

Abstract

【課題】椅子の脚と床との接する部分の圧力を減らす事により、和室で使用した場合に畳が傷付くのを防ぐ和室用の椅子を提供する。
【解決手段】椅子本体に、１５〜１８の四枚の面取りを施した板を組んで脚と床との接する部分に取り付ける事により、和室で使用した際畳が傷付くのを防ぐ。本和室用椅子は従来の椅子使用時よりも畳に付く跡が少ないので畳が長持ちする。
【選択図】図３A chair for a Japanese-style room is provided which prevents the tatami from being damaged when used in a Japanese-style room by reducing the pressure at the portion where the leg of the chair contacts the floor.
The chair body is assembled with four chamfered plates of 15 to 18 and attached to the portion where the leg and the floor come into contact, thereby preventing the tatami from being damaged when used in a Japanese-style room. The Japanese-style room chair has less tatami mats than the conventional chair, so the tatami mats last longer.
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Description

本考案は畳を傷付けない様にする椅子に関するものである。 The present invention relates to a chair that prevents tatami mats from being damaged.

日本人の生活様式が変化して畳に正座をする事が減り、住宅自体も変化し、フローリングの部屋も一般的になってきて同時に椅子やソファーの生活も一般的になっています。又高齢者で椅子の生活の方が体が楽だという話をされているのを聞いた事もあり、変化していく日本人の体型なども含め椅子は日本人の生活に欠かせなくなって来ているのですが、椅子を使う生活にするために、家を建て変えたり、フローリングにリフォームできる方ばかりではありません。 The Japanese lifestyle has changed and the number of sitting on the tatami mat has decreased, the housing itself has changed, the flooring room has become common, and at the same time the life of chairs and sofas has become common. I have also heard that older people are talking about how easy it is to live in a chair. Chairs, including the changing Japanese body shape, are indispensable for Japanese life. We are not just a person who can rebuild a house or renovate the flooring to make a living with chairs.

日本の伝統である畳ですが、日本人の生活様式の変化により需要も減りつつある様です。日本の風土に合い、和室の気持ち良さや、イグサが二酸化炭素や湿気を吸収する事など、もっと見直されて良い物であります。 Tatami is a Japanese tradition, but it seems that demand is decreasing due to changes in Japanese lifestyle. It fits the Japanese climate, and the Japanese-style room feels good and the rushes absorb carbon dioxide and moisture.

和室で従来の椅子を使って生活をすれば畳に跡が付き、見映えが悪くなったり、畳の寿命を縮める事になる。 Living in a Japanese-style room with a traditional chair will leave marks on the tatami mats, which may make it look bad and shorten the life of the tatami mats.

本考案は和室で従来の椅子を使用した際畳につく椅子の跡、畳の痛みを減らす事を目的とするものである。 The purpose of the present invention is to reduce the traces of tatami mats and the pain of tatami mats when using conventional chairs in Japanese-style rooms.

前記目的を達成するために脚の下、床と接する部分に四枚の板を組み取り付ける。四枚の板は真中が四角く空いた四角形に組まれその四つの角の所に椅子の脚が乗る形になり、固定される。従って床に接する角は外角四つ内角四つの合計八つとなり、四角形の材を脚に使った四脚椅子の場合の外角十六の半分となります。真中が四角く空いた四角形のパーツの面取り、やすり掛けにより、畳に付く跡を更に減らす事も考えられます。 In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, four plates are assembled and attached under the leg and in the part in contact with the floor. The four plates are assembled into a square with a square in the middle, and the legs of the chair are placed at the four corners and fixed. Therefore, there are a total of eight corners in contact with the floor, four outer corners and four inner corners, which is half of the sixteen outer corners in the case of a quadruped chair using a square material for the legs. It is also possible to further reduce the marks attached to the tatami by chamfering and sanding a square part with a square in the middle.

本考案の和室用椅子は従来の椅子使用時よりも畳に付く跡が少ないので畳が長持ちします。 The Japanese-style chair of the present invention has a longer tatami mat because it has less traces of tatami mats than when using a conventional chair.

Best mode for carrying out the invention

和室での使用。 Use in Japanese-style room.

同上。 Same as above.

この十年で、半分近くまで減少したといわれる和室。畳には、二酸化炭素、湿気を吸収する効果も有り、環境問題にも役立ちそうな物で有り、日本の伝統でも有ります。 A Japanese-style room said to have declined to nearly half in the last decade. The tatami mat has the effect of absorbing carbon dioxide and moisture, and is also useful for environmental problems. It is also a Japanese tradition.

椅子の生活を和室でした場合に、畳に付いてしまう椅子の跡が、少なくなれば、椅子を使った生活をしたい人が、全てフローリングの部屋に住まなくても良くなります。 If there are few traces of chairs attached to the tatami mat when living in a Japanese-style room, people who want to live with chairs do not have to live in the flooring room.

上記二項目で述べた様に、本考案は、椅子についての考案でありますが、和室、畳にも関係の深い物なので木工のみならず日本の伝統である畳の復興にも役立つと考えられます。 As mentioned in the above two items, this invention is about chairs, but it is also related to Japanese-style rooms and tatami mats, so it can be useful not only for woodwork but also for the reconstruction of Japanese tatami mats. .

は、和室用椅子の正面からの平面図Is a plan view from the front of a Japanese-style chair は、和室用椅子の側面からの平面図Is a plan view from the side of a Japanese-style chair は、和室用椅子の前方からの斜視図The perspective view from the front of the chair for the Japanese-style room は、和室用椅子の脚の下に取り付けられる四枚の板を組み合わせたパーツの平面図Is a plan view of parts combining four plates attached to the legs of a Japanese-style chair は、和室用椅子の後方からの斜視図The perspective view from the back of the chair for the Japanese-style room は、和室用椅子の脚の下に取り付けられる四枚の板を組み合わせたパーツの斜視図Is a perspective view of a part that combines four plates attached under the legs of a Japanese-style chair は、和室用椅子の脚の下に取り付けられる板の斜視図Is a perspective view of a plate attached under the legs of a Japanese-style chair

Explanation of symbols

１・・・後脚
２・・・後脚
３・・・前脚
４・・・前脚
５・・・腰掛け部
６・・・幕板
７・・・幕板
９・・・幕板
１０・・・背もたれ
１１・・・背もたれ
１２・・・横浅
１３・・・横浅
１４・・・貫
１５・・・和室用椅子の脚の下に取り付けられる板
１６・・・和室用椅子の脚の下に取り付けられる板
１７・・・和室用椅子の脚の下に取り付けられる板
１８・・・和室用椅子の脚の下に取り付けられる板DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Rear leg 2 ... Rear leg 3 ... Front leg 4 ... Front leg 5 ... Stool 6 ... Curtain plate 7 ... Curtain plate 9 ... Curtain plate 10 ... Backrest 11 ... Backrest 12 ... Side shallow 13 ... Side shallow 14 ... Perforation 15 ... Plate 16 attached under the legs of the Japanese-style chairs ... Under the legs of the Japanese-style chairs Plate 17 to be attached ... Plate 18 to be attached under the legs of a Japanese-style chair Chair ... Plate to be attached under the legs of a Japanese-style chair

Claims

Japanese-style chair that prevents the tatami from being damaged by assembling and attaching four boards to the part where the leg and the floor of the four-legged chair with a backrest come into contact