JP3182142U - Hairdressing wagon stand - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a hairdressing and beauty salon wagon stand that can be easily transferred from an installed state to a stored state and can be stored in an upright state.
SOLUTION: Two front legs 20 disposed in the forward direction from the rear direction on both sides of the storage unit 10 and the storage unit, and two rear leg portions 30 disposed in the rear direction from the front direction on both sides of the storage unit. The front leg part and the rear leg part are pivotally supported at the intersection fulcrum part 50, the front leg part is pivotally supported by the storage part via the arm part 40, and the rear leg part is the storage part. And the front fulcrum part 12 are pivotally supported, the arm part is pivotally supported by the arm fulcrum part 21 and the rear fulcrum part, and both legs are bent and extended downward. A part extending part 34 is provided.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a hairdressing / dressing wagon stand, and more particularly to a hairdressing / beauty wagon stand that can be stored compactly in an upright state.

  Traditionally, a hairdressing and beauty wagon stand is a wagon stand that can store hairdressing and beauty supplies and equipment on the spot when performing hairdressing at a hairdressing salon. A wagon stand having a storage unit such as a shelf, a tray, and a drawer and using a movable caster is used.

In this case, the wagon stand inevitably has a storage portion such as a tray, a shelf, or a drawer, so that the place where the wagon is placed is widely used when not in use.
Accordingly, a hairdressing and beauty work table shown in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-255399 (Patent Document 1) has been proposed so that the storage space is as narrow as possible.

JP 2006-255399 A

Such work tables and wagons are generally stored as they are in use, and when storing multiple units as they are or when they are stored at all times, It is common to leave.
On the other hand, Patent Document 1 for keeping the area of the storage space as narrow as possible proposes a configuration that has a lower leg overlap space, a front space, an overlap space, and the like and can be stored by stacking the stands vertically. It is.

Therefore, it is necessary to pile up the upper part one after another, and it is necessary to pile up, and it is necessary to stack and remove one by one.
In addition, at least one large space is required, and this cannot be reduced any further.
Therefore, it is desired to provide some kind of barber / beauty salon stand that is simpler and easier to use and can be stored without taking up space, and also has a smaller storage space.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem brilliantly, the device according to claim 1 is directed to a storage unit, two front legs installed in the forward direction from the rear direction on both sides of the storage unit, and a forward direction on both sides of the storage unit. Two rear legs installed in the rear direction from the front, the front leg and the rear leg are pivotally supported at the intersection fulcrum that is the point where each intersects, and the front leg is the arm part The rear leg is pivotally supported by the housing and the front fulcrum, and the arm is pivotally supported by the front leg and the arm fulcrum. The other end of the unit is pivotally supported at the rear fulcrum of the storage unit, and the front leg has a bent portion extending in the backward direction of the wagon and extending downward. The rear leg comprises a wagon stand for hairdressing and beauty having a bent portion extending in the forward direction of the wagon and extending downward. It can solve the above problems by.

Further, as in the invention according to claim 2, a hairdressing and beauty salon wagon having a caster may be used at the front ends of the bent portion extending portions of the front leg portion and the rear leg portion.
Alternatively, as in the invention according to claim 3, each front leg portion may extend to the rear direction of the wagon base and continuously connect to form a handle unit for hairdressing and beauty salon.

  In addition, as in the invention according to claim 4, a hairdressing and beauty salon wagon stand in which the bent portions of the front legs are connected with the recumbent portions and the bent portions of the rear leg portions are also connected with the recumbent portions is used. Further, as in the device according to claim 5, a hairdressing / beauty salon wagon stand having a stopper on the recumbent portion may be used.

Since it comprised as mentioned above, the front leg part and a back leg part can be first closed with an intersection fulcrum part by the device which concerns on Claim 1, and it can transfer to a stowed state, and it can be set in an installation state by opening now.
In this case, the storage portion can also be shifted to the leg portion in the horizontal direction during storage, and can be used as a stand or the like parallel to the ground during installation.

  In particular, since the leg portion has a bent extension portion, each leg portion can be projected in a direction opposite to the installation direction of each leg portion in the stored state, and at least four leg bend extensions. The wagon stand can be raised by the tip portion of the portion during storage.

Therefore, it can be stored in a narrow area that does not take up space when stored, and can be stored in an upright state.
Furthermore, the storage state and the installation state can be easily changed by closing or opening the leg portion.

Next, according to the second aspect of the present invention, since the caster is provided, not only the movement in the installed state is made possible, but also the moving in the standing state can be performed even when the standing state is stored.
Further, the invention according to claim 3 makes it possible to easily open and close the front leg portion and the rear leg portion using the handle portion, and facilitates the movement of the table during storage and installation.

According to the invention of claim 4, the strength of the leg portion can be increased at the recumbent portion and, for example, the storage state can be positioned and the storage portion can be installed.
Alternatively, the stopper can be arranged by the invention according to claim 5 and the positioning in the stored state can be performed accurately.

The figure which shows an example of the installation state of the wagon stand for hairdressing and beauty according to this invention The figure which shows an example of the transition stage from the installation state of the hairdressing wagon stand which concerns on this invention to the accommodation state The figure which shows an example of the accommodation state of the wagon stand for hairdressing and beauty according to this invention The figure which shows an example of the installation state of the wagon stand for hairdressing and beauty according to this invention

FIG. 1 is a view showing a perspective view of a hairdressing and beauty salon wagon base 1 according to the present invention. First, it has a tray 100 which is a storage unit 10 and a mounting table in the upper part, and a drawer part 101 in the lower part. ing.
The wagon stand 1 has front leg portions 20 respectively disposed in the front direction from both rear sides.

The front leg 20 rotates between the rear fulcrum part 11 of the wagon stand on the side of the tray 100 which is the storage part 10 and the arm fulcrum part 21 provided at an arbitrary position of the front leg 20 via the arm part 40. It is pivotally supported.
In this case, the rear fulcrum part 11 has a slight gap between the tray 100 as the storage part 10 and the arm part 40.

When the wagon stand is in an installed state, that is, in an open state in which it can be used, the position of the front leg 20 is restricted at this position.
In this configuration, the front leg 20 extends in the rear direction of the wagon base and extends in the width direction of the wagon base and is provided on the other side of the wagon base. The unit 20 is connected to the unit 20.

The connected portion where the front leg portions on both sides behind the wagon stand are connected to each other functions as the handle 22.
Further, the front leg portion 20 configured in this manner has a bent portion 23 bent in a direction returning to the wagon direction, for example, in a downward direction, at an arbitrary position in the distal end direction, and is arranged to extend forward from the rear of the wagon. The front leg portion 20 has a bent portion extending portion 24 that is bent in the tip direction and extends further downward.

Therefore, in this figure, the tip of the front leg portion 20 has a bent extending portion 24 that extends in a direction perpendicular to the ground, for example, in a downward direction in the installed state.
A caster 25 is provided at the tip of the bent extending portion 24 of the front leg portion 20.
This makes it possible to move the hairdressing wagon stand.

Furthermore, it has the back leg part 30 each arrange | positioned extended from the both sides of the front of this wagon stand 1 to back direction.
The rear leg 30 has a wagon stand front fulcrum 12 on both sides of the tray 100 serving as the storage unit 10 and an end of the rear leg 30 pivotally supported.
Accordingly, the front leg 20 is disposed in the forward direction from the rear of the tray 100 installed on the upper part of the wagon base 1, and the rear leg 30 is provided from the front of the tray 100 installed on the upper part of the wagon base 1. It is arranged in the rear direction.

Further, the rear leg 30 configured in this manner has a bent portion 33 bent in a direction returning to the wagon direction, for example, in a downward direction, at an arbitrary position in the front end direction, and is arranged to extend rearward from the front of the wagon. The rear leg portion 30 has a bent portion extending portion 34 that is bent in the distal direction and extends further downward.
Therefore, the tip of the rear leg 30 has a bent extending portion 34 extending in a direction perpendicular to the ground, for example, in a downward direction in the installed state.

Further, a caster 35 is provided at the tip of the bent extending portion 34 of the rear leg portion 30.
Further, the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 are pivotally supported at a point where the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 intersect with each other, and are pivotally supported at the intersection fulcrum portion 50.

The intersecting front leg 20 and the rear leg 30 are rotated by the intersection fulcrum 50, and the front legs 20 are positioned so that the rear leg 30 enters between the front legs 20 on both sides. The distance between the rear leg portions 30 is narrower than the distance between them.
Of course, they may be supported by being shifted from each other, or the front legs 20 may be configured narrower.

By configuring as described above, the front leg portion 20 can be rotated about the intersection fulcrum portion 50, and in particular, the arm portion 40 is rotated away from the rear of the tray 100.
When the front leg 20 is moved by the arm 40 pivotally supported at least at both ends and rotated in the closing direction, the tray 100 can be separated from one end of the tray 100 and the tray 100 can be used with the rear fulcrum 21 as an axis. The retracted state can be parallel to the front leg portion 20.

That is, in the installed state, the tray 100 as the storage unit 10 can keep the tray 100 horizontal with the ground. However, in the stored state, the legs are rotated and moved in parallel directions. Accordingly, the tray 100 can be rotated and moved in a direction parallel to the leg portions 20 and 30, the width of the tray as the storage portion during storage can be shortened, and the leg portions can be closed. The width of the wagon stand can be narrowed to form a storage state.
Note that a drawer 101 is provided under the tray 100.
Further, the bent portions 23 of the front leg portion 20 are connected to each other by the horizontal flange portion 26, and the bent portions 33 of the rear leg portion 30 are also connected to each other by the horizontal flange portion 36.

Thereby, the strength of each leg portion can be increased, and a tray, a heel and the like can be arranged on the upper portion of the heel portion as needed.
A stopper 37 is also provided to regulate the position during storage.
In this figure, the casters 25 and 35 are oriented in the lateral direction. However, the caster shaft portion is rotatably arranged, and can be moved by rotating in any direction. .

  As described above, basically, the storage unit 10 and the two front legs 20 installed in the forward direction from the rear direction on both sides of the storage unit 10 and the two installed in the rear direction from the front direction on both sides of the storage unit 10 The front leg 20 and the rear leg 30 are pivotally supported at an intersection fulcrum 50 which is a point where they intersect, and the front leg 20 further supports the arm 40. The rear leg portion 30 is pivotally supported by the storage portion 10 and the front fulcrum portion 12, and is supported by the front leg portion 20. The other end of the arm that pivotally supports the arm 40 by the arm fulcrum 21 is pivotally supported by the rear fulcrum 11 of the storage unit 10.

In this case, the front leg portion 20 has a bent portion extending portion 23 that is bent in the rearward direction of the wagon base 10 and extends downward, and the rear leg portion is bent in the frontward direction of the wagon base 10. It has the bending part extension part 33 extended in the direction.
By configuring in this way, the rear leg 30 and the front leg 20 are closed, that is, rotated in a horizontal direction, so that the installation state can be shifted to the storage state.
In addition to the tray and the mounting table, the storage unit 10 only needs to have a storage part that can store beauty products, fixtures, and the like. It is clearly specified.

FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a state in which the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 are started to be rotated in order to change from the installation state illustrated in FIG. 1 to the storage state.
Therefore, it is a figure which shows the state in the intermediate point of the transition from an installation state to a storage state, or one state in the intermediate point of the transition from a storage state to an installation state.

In order to place the wagon stand 1 in the retracted state, the leg unit 20 is moved in the direction of closing both leg parts with the intersection fulcrum part 50 between the front leg part 20 and the rear leg part 30 as an axis.
In this case, the front leg portion 20 is pivotally supported with the tray 100 via the arm portion 40, and the front leg portion 20 is rotated based on the arm fulcrum portion 21 with the arm portion 40 and the arm portion 40 is moved. Accordingly, the arm portion 40 is rotated by the rear fulcrum portion 11 of the tray 100.
Therefore, the tray 100 is also rotated in the horizontal direction with respect to the leg portion in the storage state based on the shaft.

The rear leg 30 also rotates in a direction that is horizontal with the front leg 20 in the retracted state with the intersection fulcrum 50 as an axis, and further, the front fulcrum of the tray 100 in one end direction of the rear leg 30. Since it is pivotally supported by the portion 12, the tray 100 rotates horizontally with the leg portion in the housed state based on the shaft.
In addition, the state by rotation can be easily carried out with the front leg part 20 at the time of the transition to the accommodation state or the transition to the installation state by the handle part 22.

FIG. 3 is a view showing an example of the storage state of the hairdressing / beauty wagon stand according to the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 2, when the leg portion is moved, the storage state shown in this figure can be entered. When the leg is further rotated, the storage state shown in FIG. 3 is obtained.

That is, the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 are rotated via the intersection fulcrum portions, and the respective leg portions can be brought close to each other. For example, the side portions 26 and 36 of the leg portions are in contact with each other. By approximating, for example, the stopper 37 provided in the recumbent portion can avoid further rotation and restrict the position to a predetermined storage state.
The stopper may be provided on either the front leg portion 20 or the rear leg portion 30.

Next, when configured for this purpose, the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 have the bent extension portions 24 and 34 via the bent portions 23 and 33, respectively. 24 and 34 respectively project in the rearward direction in the front leg portion 20, and project in the forward direction in the rear leg portion 30.

Accordingly, since the respective bent extension portions 24 and 34 protrude forward and rearward, respectively, it is possible to have a certain distance between the two, and the presence of the both bent extension portions 24 and 34 makes it stand up by both legs. You can configure the state.
In addition, the bending extension parts 24 and 34 should just have arbitrary angles and length, respectively, What is necessary is just to project arbitrary length to the front and back at least in the accommodation state, respectively.
As a result, the tips of the four leg portions can be positioned at least at positions apart from each other, and can be erected.

With the configuration described above, the tray 100 can also be rotated horizontally with respect to the leg portion, and can be stored with a narrow width.
In this case, in order to change from the stowed state to the installed state, it is possible to shift to the installed state by opening the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 with the cross fulcrum portion 50 as a reference.

FIG. 4 is a view showing an example in which the drawer 101 is provided at the lower part of the tray 100. Even when the drawer 101 is provided at the lower part of the tray in this way, the storage state shown in FIG. .
Therefore, it is possible to use the hairdressing and beauty salon wagon with various storages in an easy-to-use installation state, and when storing it, it can be stored in a storage state that is a narrow state that does not take up storage space and is stored in a standing state. Can be formed.

As a result, it is possible to efficiently store one corner of a room or a large number of wagon stands in a narrow place, and it can be easily stored by storing in a standing state.
That is, the caster can be used to move the storage state, so that the caster can be moved to a necessary place, and the state can be easily shifted to the installation state.

From now on, it is possible to provide a highly innovative and highly effective hairdressing and beauty salon wagon stand that can make the transition from the installed state to the stowed state extremely easy.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Hairdressing wagon stand 10 Storage part 100 Tray 101 Drawer 11 Rear fulcrum part 12 Front fulcrum part 20 Front leg part 21 Arm fulcrum part 22 Handle part 23 Bending part 24 Bending extension part 25 Caster 26 Lying part 30 Rear leg Part 33 Bent part 34 Bending extension part 35 Caster 36 Recumbent part 37 Stopper 40 Arm part 50 Crossing fulcrum part

Claims (5)

The storage unit 10, two front legs 20 disposed in the forward direction from the rear direction on both sides of the storage unit 10, and two rear leg units 30 disposed in the rear direction from the front direction on both sides of the storage unit 10. The front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 are pivotally supported by an intersection fulcrum portion 50 that is a point where the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30 intersect with each other, and the front leg portion 20 rotates with the storage portion 10 via the arm portion 40. It is pivotally supported,
The rear leg portion 30 is pivotally supported by the storage portion 10 and the front fulcrum portion 12 so as to be rotatable.
The other end portion of the arm portion 40 that pivotally supports the arm portion 40 by the front leg portion 20 and the arm fulcrum portion 21 is pivotally supported by the rear fulcrum portion 11 of the storage portion 10.
The front leg portion 20 has a bent portion extending portion 24 bent downward in the backward direction of the wagon base 1 and extended downward, and the rear leg portion 30 is bent downward in the forward direction of the wagon base 1. A hairdressing and beauty salon wagon stand characterized by having a bent portion extending portion 34 extending to the surface. The hairdressing and beauty salon wagon stand according to claim 1, wherein casters 25 and 35 are provided at the ends of the bent portion extending portions 24 and 34 of the front leg portion 20 and the rear leg portion 30, respectively. The hairdressing and beauty salon wagon stand according to claim 1, wherein each front leg portion (20) extends in the rearward direction of the wagon stand (1) to form a handle portion (22). The hairdressing and beauty treatment according to claim 1, wherein the bent portions 23 of the front legs 20 are connected to each other by a recumbent portion 26, and the bent portions 33 of the rear leg 30 are also connected to each other by a recumbent portion 36. Wagon stand. The hairdressing and beauty salon wagon stand according to claim 4, further comprising a stopper 37 in the recumbent part.

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