JP3150578B2 - Thin clogs - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a thin clog box capable of storing footwear in a clog box body in an upright state.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As described in, for example, Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 61-111343, such a thin geta box is made of a pipe using a pair of dowel holes provided inside a side plate facing each other with screws. A plurality of support plates are slidably provided along the pipe such that one side is in contact with the back plate of the box, and a shelf is provided below the support plate through a dowel fitted into the dowel hole. There has been proposed a configuration in which a plate is detachably bridged between side plates.

[0003] In this thin clog box, the heel side of the footwear is supported on a shelf plate, the footwear is accommodated so that the sole of the shoe is substantially in contact with the back plate of the box body, and the upper part is formed by the pipe and the back plate. The footwear is configured to be prevented from falling and falling by being sandwiched between the support plates from both sides.

In Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 7-16638,
There is described a clog box configured to be able to store footwear upside down in a storage section in a clog box main body and a storage section provided inside a door body. The accommodation portion in the shoe box main body is configured so that the footwear is stably accommodated by sandwiching the footwear from both sides with a support plate slidably provided along the pipe, and is prevented from falling down.

[0005]

In each of the above-mentioned thin clogs according to the prior art, a support plate slidable along a pipe which is bridged and fixed between the side plates of the main body is provided. The support plate on both sides is moved to an appropriate position in accordance with the accommodation location and the width dimension so as to stably support the footwear in an upright or downward upright state. Since it is provided so as to be in contact with the plate, there is a problem that the sliding is not performed smoothly.

[0006] In addition, the sliding of the support plate while being in contact with the back plate repeatedly causes the back plate to be worn and lacks durability.

[0007] Further, there are problems that the support plate becomes an obstacle when cleaning the inside of the housing portion, and that the lateral movement of the footwear once housed is troublesome.

[0008]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and to provide a thin clog box for storing footwear in an upright state in a clog box body. A plate, an overturn prevention pipe provided above the shelf plate to prevent the footwear from overturning, and a plurality of supports slidable along the overturn prevention pipe and rotatably provided around the overturn prevention pipe as an axis. The support arm has a dimension longer than the gap between the fall-prevention pipe and the back plate of the clog box main body, and the tip of the support arm is brought into contact with the back plate to be inclined. It is arranged on both sides of the footwear to prevent the footwear from falling over in the lateral direction.

A door body such as an opening door or a sliding door is provided at a front opening of a box formed by a pair of right and left side plates, a top plate, a bottom plate and a back plate, to form a geta box body.

[0010] Inside the box, a shelf on which footwear is placed is provided extending in the width direction. The shelf plate can be provided so as to protrude forward from the back plate of the box, or to bridge between a pair of side plates. The shelves are provided at arbitrary positions, preferably in a plurality of stages. The front end of the shelf may be bent upward to prevent slippage of the footwear.

The shelf board is formed of a wood board such as a plywood, a fiber board, a wood chipboard, a synthetic resin, a metal, or the like. When a synthetic resin or metal is used, it can be formed into a gutter-shaped cross-sectional shape by extrusion molding, bending molding, or the like.

Above the shelf board, a fall prevention pipe is attached with an interval for fitting footwear between the shelf board and the back board. The fall-prevention pipe may be attached to the back plate by bending both ends in the longitudinal direction substantially 90 degrees rearward, or may be provided so as to bridge between a pair of side plates.

The fall prevention pipe is provided with a plurality of support arms slidable along the pipe and rotatable about the pipe. Since the support arm is slidable along the fall prevention pipe, the support arm can be moved to an arbitrary position according to the width dimension of the footwear to be stored, and the footwear can be effectively prevented from falling over in the lateral direction. In addition, since the support arm is rotatable, when it is not used to prevent the footwear from falling down in the lateral direction, the footwear can be hung down on the fall prevention pipe and turned downward, so that footwear can be inserted or cleaned. It does not get in the way at times.

The length of the support arm is longer than the distance between the fall prevention pipe and the back plate, so that the tip of the support arm is tilted in a state of contact with the back plate so as to take a stable position. In this state, it is placed on both sides of the footwear to prevent lateral overturn. The length of the support arm is set to be the most effective inclination angle to prevent the footwear from falling over in the lateral direction.

When the support arm is slid, the support arm is rotated after a predetermined angle of rotation with the tip of the support arm away from the back plate. Accordingly, the support arm is only supported by the fall prevention pipe at the base end thereof, and sliding along the pipe can be performed smoothly. Further, since the contact between the support arm and the back plate does not occur during sliding, the back plate is not worn and the durability is improved.

A hinged door is provided at the front opening of the box, and a shelf board, a fall prevention pipe and a support arm can be similarly attached to the inner surface of the hinged door. This greatly increases the footwear storage capacity.

[0017]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A thin clog box according to one embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 1 is a front part of a box body comprising a pair of side plates (not shown), a top plate 2, a bottom plate 3 and a back plate 4. An opening door 5 is provided in the opening to form a shoe box main body 1. Hinged door 5
A knob 6 for opening / closing operation is attached to.

In the present embodiment, the footwear storage section 7 in the clog box main body 1 is constructed in two stages, upper and lower, and each has a shelf plate 8 fixed to the back plate 4 and a side plate at a position above the shelf plate 8. And a plurality of support arms 10 slidable along the fall prevention pipe 9 and rotatably provided around the fall prevention pipe 9 as an axis.
Is configured to be stored.

Although it is not clear from the drawing, the support arms 10 are located on both sides of the footwear so as to sandwich the footwear 11, and are slid along the fall prevention pipe 9 so as to take this position. . Further, the tip of the support arm 10 is in contact with the back plate 4 and is in an inclined state, thereby preventing the footwear 11 from falling down in the lateral direction.

When the footwear 11 is not stored, the support arm 10 can be suspended from the fall prevention pipe 9 as shown by a virtual line in the figure. In this state, since the tip of the support arm 10 does not abut the back plate 4, the sliding along the fall prevention pipe 9 is performed smoothly. Further, the suspended support arm 10 does not hinder the cleaning work for removing mud, dust, and the like attached to the shelf plate 8 and the back plate 4.

In the illustrated embodiment, the leading end of the shelf plate 8 is inclined obliquely upward to prevent the footwear 11 from sliding forward and dropping.

[0022]

According to the present invention, the support arm provided to prevent the footwear from falling laterally is slidable along the fall prevention pipe and is rotatable about the fall prevention pipe. Therefore, when sliding, the sliding can be smoothly performed without contacting with the back plate, and the abrasion due to the sliding in the contact state and the accompanying decrease in durability do not occur. Further, when not in use, the support arm can be retracted while being suspended from the fall prevention pipe, so that there is no hindrance when cleaning the inside of the storage section.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view schematically showing a configuration of a thin geta box according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Geta box main body 4 Backboard 7 Footwear storage part 8 Shelf board 9 Fall prevention pipe 10 Support arm 11 Footwear

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A thin clog box for storing footwear in an upright state in a clog box body, a shelf board on which the footwear is placed, a fall prevention pipe provided above the shelf board to prevent the footwear from falling over, A plurality of support arms slidable along the fall prevention pipe and rotatably provided around the fall prevention pipe as axes, and the support arms are provided with the fall prevention pipe and a back plate of the shoe box body. The support arm has a length longer than the gap between the support arm and the support arm, and the tip of the support arm is in contact with the back plate to be inclined and disposed on both sides of the footwear to prevent the footwear from falling over in the lateral direction. Thin clogs.