JP3148354U - Clothesline - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a clothes drying tool which can be horizontally placed to hang towels, hand towels, cloths, bath towels, etc. when used, and can be stored vertically when not in use. A real drying tool is fixed to a flat mounting frame 3 provided with a screw insertion hole 2 or a clip or a cylindrical mounting frame that can be rotated horizontally around an axis, and side surfaces of these mounting frames. And a base frame 5 whose upper and lower surfaces are opened, and a shaft 6 that can slide in the vertical direction in the base frame 5 and has a sphere having a larger diameter than the opening of the base frame 5 at the upper and lower ends. Can be supported horizontally with the lower sphere in contact with the opening 4, and can be attached to a ready-made product 9 such as a clog box, a pillar, or a wall, or attached to a stand and used independently. Moreover, when the shaft 6 is made horizontal, it can be configured so that it can be held without being laterally shaken. This clothesline can be widely used in homes and inns. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a clothes-drying tool that can be horizontally stored to dry towels, hand towels, cloths, bath towels, and the like when in use, and can be stored vertically when not in use.

Conventionally, there has been a clothes drying tool that can be used to open a plurality of towels, hand towels, towels, bath towels, and the like when they are used, and can be folded flat when not in use. For example, as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-143671, a leg portion that pivotally supports an outer frame and an inner frame so that the outer frame and the inner frame can be rotated at inner and outer oblique positions, and an upper edge between the outer frame and the inner frame. A clothes-drying part that is pivotably attached, and the inner frame of the leg part can be folded in two, and the inner frame, the outer frame, and the clothes-drying part can be flattened by folding the inner frame in two. Overlap (not in use). On the other hand, when the inner frame is extended from a non-use state and stopped by a stopper, the leg portion opens, and the clothes drying portion returns to a horizontal use state.
JP 2005-143671 A

  However, the work of removing the left and right stoppers that hold the inner frame of the leg and then folding the inner frame so that the inner frame, the outer frame, and the clothesline are stacked flat is quite troublesome. Not only was it time-consuming. Also, it was difficult to secure a suitable place to put away the folded clothesline.

  The present invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the object of the present invention is to make it easy to change from the form at the time of use to the form at the time of nonuse and from the form at the time of nonuse to the form at the time of use. There is a need to provide a new clothesline that does not require an appropriate place to clean up.

  In order to achieve the above object, a clothes drying tool according to the present invention includes a flat mounting frame having screw insertion holes or clips, a base frame that is fixed to one side surface of the mounting frame and has upper and lower surfaces opened, and A shaft that can slide up and down in the base frame and has a sphere having a diameter larger than the opening of the base frame at the upper and lower ends, respectively, and the base frame abuts the lower sphere of the shaft against the opening It is characterized by being able to support in a horizontal state in a state of being attached, mounting frames are attached to ready-made items such as clogs boxes, pillars, walls, etc. In some cases, the shaft can be stored vertically.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a clothes drying tool comprising: a cylindrical mounting frame; a base frame fixed to one side surface of the mounting frame and having upper and lower surfaces opened; And a shaft provided with a sphere having a diameter larger than the opening of the base frame, so that the base frame can support the shaft horizontally with the lower sphere in contact with the opening. For example, when a cylindrical mounting frame is inserted into the shaft core at the upper end of the stand and the shaft is pulled out upward while holding the spherical body at one end, it becomes possible to dry the clothes when not in use. It was constructed so that the shaft could be stored vertically.

  Furthermore, the clothesliner according to claim 3 is a flat mounting frame provided with screw insertion holes or clips, or a cylindrical mounting frame that can be rotated horizontally around an axis, and a side surface of the mounting frame. A base frame that is fixed to the upper and lower surfaces, and a shaft that can slide in the vertical direction within the base frame and has a sphere having a sphere larger in diameter than the opening of the base frame at the upper and lower ends. Is provided with a horizontal blur prevention frame that horizontally supports the lower sphere in contact with the opening, and is configured so that the shaft can be held horizontally without being laterally shaken.

  According to the clothesliner according to the present invention, a flat mounting frame is attached to a ready-made product such as a clog box, a pillar, or a wall, the shaft has a sphere at one end, and the sphere at the other end is on the lower surface of the opening of the base frame. Pull it out until it touches and level it, then you can dry the towel, etc., lift the sphere at one end (tip) and then slide the shaft vertically downward to place the sphere on the top of the opening. If it is placed, it has an excellent effect that it can be easily put into a non-use state and can be done with one touch.

  According to the clothesliner of claim 2, a plurality of cylindrical mounting frames are stacked in series on the shaft core at the upper end of the stand, the shaft has a sphere at one end, and the sphere at the other end is a base frame. Pull out until it touches the lower surface of the opening and level it, and then you can dry the towel etc., lift the sphere at one end (tip) and then slide the shaft vertically downward to hold the sphere If it is placed on the upper surface of the opening, an excellent effect is achieved that it can be easily put into a non-use state and can be done with one touch.

  Moreover, according to the clothes drying tool of Claim 3, the said shaft can be hold | maintained in a horizontal state in the state which does not shake sideways, Therefore, there exists an outstanding effect that dried goods can be dried stably.

  Next, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first example of the present product dryer, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a second example of the present product dryer, FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a coupling state of the shaft and the sphere, and FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a change from the use time to the non-use time of the present article drying tool (second example).

  Reference numeral 1 denotes the present product drying tool, which includes a first example shown in FIG. 1 and a second example shown in FIG. In the first example, a base frame 5 whose upper and lower surfaces are opened 4 is fixed to one side surface of a flat mounting frame 3 provided with screw insertion holes 2. The base frame 5 is formed by arranging U-shaped end portions 5a and rod bodies 5b and 5c continuous from the end portions 5a in steps of parallel bars. A shaft 6 is fitted into the opening 4 between the bar bodies 5b and 5c arranged in a stepped parallel bar shape so as to be slidable in the vertical direction. The upper and lower ends of the shaft 6 are provided with spheres 7a and 7b larger in diameter than the opening 4, respectively.

  When the shaft 6 is slid upward with the upper sphere 7a and is made horizontal with the lower sphere 7b in contact with the lower surface of the opening 4, the lower rod arranged in a stepped parallel bar shape. It is supported by 5c and can be dried. On the other hand, when the upper sphere 7a is made vertical with the upper sphere 7a and slid downward from the state where the clothes can be dried, and the upper sphere 7a is placed on the upper surface of the opening 4, the shaft 6 becomes drooping and becomes unused.

  The present article drying tool 1 of the first example is fixedly attached to a ready-made product 9 such as a clog box with screws 8 inserted through the screw insertion holes 2. Of course, the flat mounting frame 3 may be provided with a clip capable of gripping a part (convex portion) of a ready-made product such as a clog box instead of the screw insertion hole 2. Of course, the clip may be a permanent magnet (not shown) that can be attracted to a metal ready-made product, or an adhesive-coated surface (not shown) that is used after peeling off the release paper. is there.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the present article drying tool 1 of the second example has a cylindrical mounting frame 3 'that can be fitted to be pivotable in the horizontal direction about the shaft core 10, and both ends at the upper and lower positions on one side. A base frame in which a U-shaped upper frame 5d and U-shaped lower frame 5e, which are fixed (welded) to the opposite side surface, are arranged in a shelf-like manner so that the lower frame 5e side projects forward from the upper frame 5d. 5, a shaft 6 inserted so as to be vertically slidable in an opening 4 formed between the outside of the upper frame 5 d of the base frame 5 and the inside of the lower frame 5 e, and upper and lower ends of the shaft 6 Further, spheres 7 a and 7 b having a diameter larger than that of the opening 4 are provided.

  The cylindrical mounting frame 3 ′ is fitted in the shaft core 10 extending from the upper end portion of the stand 12 having the leg portion 11 at the lower end. The leg portion 11 may be a flat plate having a certain weight and having three or more anti-slip protrusions on the lower surface, but in the illustrated case, the metal pipe is bent into a fan shape and is provided on the main portion of the fan. A stand 12 is erected on the plate, and both ends of the pipe are opened outward in an eight-letter shape. This makes it difficult for the stand 12 to fall to the eight-shaped end side. Although not shown, a shaft core (corresponding to the shaft core 10) is raised in an L shape from one side surface of the flat mounting frame 3, and the cylindrical shape of the second example is formed on the L-shaped shaft core. It is also possible to allow the mounting frame 3 'to be fitted.

  Also in the case of the second example, when the shaft 6 is slid upward with the upper sphere 7 a and is made horizontal with the lower sphere 7 b in contact with the lower surface of the opening 4, It is supported by the lower frame 5e of the base frame 5 arranged on the floor and can be dried. On the other hand, when the upper sphere 7a is made vertical with the upper sphere 7a and slid downward from the state where the clothes can be dried, and the upper sphere 7a is placed on the upper surface of the opening 4, the shaft 6 is suspended and becomes in an unused state.

  The material of the shaft 6 is not particularly limited, but a stainless steel hollow shaft is preferably used. Further, the material of the spheres 7a and 7b is not particularly limited. Further, as means for connecting the shaft 6 and the sphere 7a (7b), for example, as shown in FIG. 3, a male screw 6 'provided at the end of the shaft 6 and a female screw 7' provided on the spheres 7a and 7b side are used. And may be coupled by screwing together.

  Lower shaft 5c arranged in a stepped parallel bar shape that supports the shaft 6 horizontally with the lower sphere 7b in contact with the lower surface of the opening 4, or a lower frame arranged in a shelf shape Each of the corresponding parts 5e may be provided with a lateral blur preventing frame 13. In the case of the first example, the lateral blur prevention frame 13 is formed by disposing both ends of a bar material bent in a U shape so that a gap wider than the thickness (outer diameter) of the shaft 6 is formed in the uneven parallel bars. The upper rod 5b is fixed (welded) to the upper rod 5b in such a manner that the lower rod 5c is straddled orthogonally. Further, in the case of the second example, the upper frame 5d in which both ends of the bar bent in a U shape so as to form a gap wider than the thickness (outer diameter) of the shaft 6 are formed in the shelf shape. Is fixed (welded) to the U-shaped portion of the lower frame 5e so as to straddle the U-shaped portion of the lower frame 5e. The bar bent in the U-shape of the lateral blur prevention frame 13 is formed in a wave shape as shown in the drawing in order to make it difficult for the shaft 6 to ride over and to come off.

  Note that the opening 4 between the rods 5b and 5c arranged in a stepped parallel bar shape and the opening 4 formed between the outside of the upper frame 5d of the base frame 5 arranged in a shelf shape and the inside of the lower frame 5e. When the horizontal blur prevention frame 13 is provided, the gap between the bars bent in a U shape is assumed.

  The bar bodies 5b and 5c of the base frame 5 arranged in a stepped parallel bar shape on one side surface of the flat mounting frame 3 extend as shown by a one-dot chain line in FIG. 1, and include a plurality (two or more) including the extension. It is also possible to provide the shaft 6 at a predetermined interval. Further, a cylindrical mounting frame 3 ′ in which an upper frame 5 d and a lower frame 5 e are arranged in a shelf shape is provided on the shaft core 10 extending from the upper end portion of the stand 12, as shown by a one-dot chain line in FIG. It is also possible to insert pieces (additional one in the figure) so as to be rotatable in series.

  Next, the operation of the present article drying tool 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. First, a shaft 6 provided so as to be slidable in the vertical direction through the opening 4 of the base frame 5 of the present article drying tool 1 fixedly attached to a ready-made product 9 such as a shoe rack is lifted with its upper sphere 7a. When the lower sphere 7b is brought into contact with the lower surface of the opening 4 and is made horizontal in this state, the shaft 6 is supported by the lower bar 5c arranged in a stepped parallel bar. Then, it engages with the horizontal blur prevention frame 13 and is ready to be dried (can be used) as shown in FIG. On the other hand, the shaft 6 is slid downward while standing with the upper sphere 7a from the clothes-dryable state, as shown in FIG. 4B, and the upper sphere 7a is moved to the side anti-shake frame 13 as shown in FIG. 4C. When placed on the upper surface of the shaft 6, the shaft 6 is suspended (not in use).

  Next, the U-shape of the base frame 5 of the present article drying tool 1 of the second example in which the cylindrical mounting frame 3 ′ is fitted to the shaft core 10 extending from the upper end portion of the stand 12 having the leg portion 11 at the lower end. The shaft 6 slidable in the vertical direction through the opening 4 formed between the outside of the upper frame 5d and the inside of the lower frame 5e is slid upward with the upper spherical body 7a, and the lower side When the spherical body 7b is brought into contact with the lower surface of the opening 4 and is made horizontal in this state, the shaft 6 is supported by the U-shaped portion of the lower frame 5e and at the same time is engaged with the lateral blur preventing frame 13, FIG. As shown in (a), the clothes can be dried (useable). On the other hand, the shaft 6 is slid downward while standing with the upper sphere 7a from the use state as shown in FIG. 5B, and the upper sphere 7a is moved to the side of the lateral blur prevention frame 13 as shown in FIG. When placed on the upper surface, the shaft 6 is in a suspended state (unused state).

  The present object drying tool 1 is easy to change from the form at the time of use to the form at the time of non-use and from the form at the time of non-use to the form at the time of use. When not in use, the form is small and not bulky, and does not get in the way, and can be widely used in homes and inns.

It is a perspective view of the present application drying tool of the first example. It is a perspective view of the present application drying tool of the 2nd example. It is sectional drawing which shows the coupling | bonding state of a shaft and a spherical body. It is a perspective view which shows the change from the time of use of the present article drying tool (1st example) to the time of non-use. It is a perspective view which shows the change from the time of use to the time of non-use of the present-application drying tool (2nd example).

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 This object drying tool 2 Screw insertion hole 3 Flat mounting frame 3 'Cylindrical mounting frame 4 Opening 5 Base frame 5a U-shaped edge part 5b, 5c Rod body 5d U-shaped upper frame 5e U-shaped Lower frame 6 Shaft 6 'Male screw 7a, 7b Sphere 7' Female screw 8 Screw 9 Ready-made 10 Axle core 11 Leg 12 Stand 13 Horizontal anti-shake frame

Claims (3)

  A flat mounting frame provided with screw insertion holes or clips, a base frame fixed to one side surface of the mounting frame and having upper and lower surfaces opened; and A shaft provided with a sphere having a diameter larger than the opening of the frame, and the base frame can support the shaft in a horizontal state in a state where the lower sphere is in contact with the opening. A clothesline characterized by.   A cylindrical mounting frame that can be rotated horizontally around the shaft core, a base frame that is fixed to one side of the mounting frame and has upper and lower surfaces open, and that can slide in the base frame in the vertical direction at the upper and lower ends And a shaft provided with a sphere having a diameter larger than the opening of the base frame, and the base frame can support the shaft in a horizontal state in a state where the lower sphere is in contact with the opening. A clothesline characterized by   A flat mounting frame provided with a screw insertion hole or a clip, or a cylindrical mounting frame that can be rotated horizontally around an axis, and a base frame that is fixed to a side surface of the mounting frame and has upper and lower surfaces opened. And a shaft having a sphere having a diameter larger than the opening of the base frame at the upper and lower ends of the base frame, the shaft having the lower sphere abutting against the opening. A clothes-drying tool comprising a horizontal anti-shake frame that is horizontally supported in a state of being allowed to stand.

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