JP3186016U - Retainer and seat - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a holder having a wider width of the object to be held and having a width in use, and a seat provided with the holder.
A holder 10 includes a main body portion 100 provided with a first engaging portion 110 and a second engaging portion 120, a belt body 200 having a proximal end fixed to the main body portion 100, and a belt body. 200, a hook body 300 provided on the free end side of 200 and selectively engageable with the first engagement portion 110 and the second engagement portion 120, and the first engagement portion 110 and the second engagement portion 110. For the hook body 300 that is in a non-engaged state with respect to the engaging portion 120, the second engaging portion 120 is provided at a position closer to the hook body 300 than the first engaging portion 110.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a holder and a seat.

  A thin holder using a snap button is disclosed in Patent Document 1. As shown in FIG. 6 and the like of Patent Document 1, the strip (50) is lowered on the base (10) of the holder (100) by attaching and detaching the female snap button (30) and the male snap button (70). The initial posture can be changed to a posture deviating from this posture.

Utility Model Registration No. 3181938

  In the case of Patent Document 1, it is possible to reduce the thickness of the holder by using a snap button. However, when a heavy load is hung, there is a concern that the snap button may come off if the coupling force of the snap button is weak, and the weight is light. There is a possibility that it is not suitable for holding a wide range of objects such as a baggage to a heavy baggage. Moreover, in the case of patent document 1, the usage aspect of a holder is also limited and there exists a possibility that it cannot respond to a user's potential needs.

  A holder according to an aspect of the present invention includes a main body (100) provided with a first engaging portion (110) and a second engaging portion (120), and a proximal end with respect to the main body (100). A belt body (200) having a fixed (210) side, and a first engagement portion (110) and a second engagement portion (120) provided on the free end (220) side of the belt body (200). A hook body (300) that is selectively engageable with the first engaging portion (110) and the second engaging portion (120). For the hook body (300), the second engagement portion (120) is provided at a position closer to the hook body (300) than the first engagement portion (110).

  When the hook body (300) is engaged with the first engagement portion (110), the second engagement portion (120) may be at least partially covered by the belt body (200).

  In the first state in which the hook body (300) is engaged with the first engagement part (110), the belt body (200) appears to lie down on the main body part (100), and the second In the second state in which the hook body (300) is engaged with the engaging portion (120), the belt body (200) may be loosened to form a space between the main body portion (100).

  The main body (100) includes a hook accommodating portion (130) that accommodates at least a part of the hook body (300) engaged with the first engaging portion (110) and the second engaging portion (120). ).

  The hook body (300) includes a base portion (310) and an isolated portion (320) coupled to the base portion (310), and the hook body (300) is engaged with the first engagement portion (110). In the first state, the base part (310) and the arcuate part (320) of the hook body (300) are accommodated by the hook accommodating part (130), and the second engaging part (120) is In the second state in which the hook body (300) is engaged, at least a part of the arc-shaped part (320) of the hook body (300) is preferably accommodated by the hook accommodating part (130).

  The hook accommodating part (130) includes a first side surface (131) and a second side surface (132) facing each other, and the first side surface (131) and the second side surface (132) are arranged on the first side surface (131) and the second side surface (132). One engaging portion (110) is preferably provided.

  The hook accommodating portion (130) includes a third side surface (133) that connects between the first side surface (131) and the second side surface (132), and the second engaging portion (120) The third side surface (133) may be provided in a convex shape toward the first engagement portion (110).

  A gap (W191) is provided between one end portion (121) of the second engagement portion (120) and the first side surface (131), and the other end portion of the second engagement portion (120) ( 122) and the second side surface (132) may be provided with a gap (W192).

  It is good to provide the belt | band | zone body accommodating part (140) which can accommodate the said belt | band | zone (200) at least partially when the said hook body (300) engages with respect to the said 1st engaging part (110). .

  The main body (100) is capable of restricting the hook body (300) detached from the first engagement portion (110) from being engaged with the second engagement portion (120). ), And the restriction portion (150) includes a portion disposed between the first engagement portion (110) and the second engagement portion (120), or the first engagement portion ( 110) and a portion extending to the second engagement portion (120) side.

  When the hook body (300) is not engaged with the first engagement portion (110) and the second engagement portion (120), the hook body (300) is moved from the main body portion (100) to the It is good to be able to take the 3rd state suspended in a perpendicular direction via a belt (200).

  Instead of the band (200), a band (200 ′) in which a base end (210) is coupled to a Conston spring device (500) provided in the main body (100) may be provided. .

  A seat according to another aspect of the present invention is a seat provided with any of the above-described holders (10).

  According to the present invention, the width of the object to be held can be expanded and the use mode of the holder can be given a width.

It is a perspective view of the holder concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention, and shows the state where a hook body was suspended from a main part via a belt in the perpendicular direction. It is a front view of the holder concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention, and shows the state where a hook body was suspended from a main part via a belt in the perpendicular direction. It is a vertical cross-sectional schematic diagram of the holder which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention, and shows the cross section which follows III-III of FIG. It is a perspective view of the holder concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention, and shows the state where a hook body was hung on the upper part hanging part. It is a top and bottom cross-sectional schematic diagram of the holder which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention, the state with which the hook body was hung on the upper side hanging part, and handles, such as a bag and a bag, are arranged between the belt body and the main-body part. Indicates the state. It is a perspective view of the holder concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention, and shows the state where a hook body was hung on a lower hanging part. FIG. 3 is a schematic vertical cross-sectional view of the holder according to the first embodiment of the present invention, in which the hook body is hung on the lower hanging portion, and handles such as bags and bags are arranged between the belt body and the main body portion. Indicates the state that has been performed. It is an up-and-down section schematic diagram of a holder concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention, and shows a state where a hook body comes off from an upper part hanging part, and is regulated by a restriction part so that it may not engage with a lower part hanging part. It is an up-and-down partial cross-sectional schematic diagram of the holder which concerns on the modification of 1st Embodiment of this invention, and shows the structural example which the control part integrated with the upper hanging part. It is a partial front view of the holder which concerns on 2nd Embodiment of this invention, and shows the modification of a lower hanging part. It is a partial up-and-down cross-sectional schematic diagram of the holder which concerns on 2nd Embodiment of this invention, and shows the state by which handles, such as a bag and a bag, were hung on the lower side hanging part. It is a schematic back view of the seat which concerns on 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is a cross-sectional schematic diagram which shows an example of the fixing method of the holder with respect to the seat which concerns on 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is a cross-sectional schematic diagram which shows another example of the fixing method of the holder with respect to the seat which concerns on 3rd Embodiment of this invention. It is a fragmentary sectional schematic diagram of the holder concerning a 4th embodiment of the present invention, and illustrates the example using the non-stretching belt combined with the Conston spring device instead of the elastic belt. It is a front view of the holder which concerns on 5th Embodiment of this invention, and shows the example from which the base end of a strip | belt body is comprised enormously and functions as a retaining part. It is a vertical cross-sectional schematic diagram of the holder which concerns on 5th Embodiment of this invention, and shows the cross section which follows XVII-XVII shown in FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The embodiments are not individually independent, and need not be overexplained. Those skilled in the art can appropriately combine the embodiments, and can also grasp the synergistic effect of the combination. In principle, duplicate descriptions between the embodiments are omitted. The reference drawings are mainly for the purpose of explaining the invention, and are simplified as appropriate.

  The vertical direction shown in the figure coincides with the vertical direction. If the vertical direction is defined regardless of the vertical direction, the vertical direction is equal to the direction of the side-by-side arrangement of the first engagement portion and the second engagement portion. The left-right direction is equal to the width of the band and the width of the hook. The front-rear direction is equal to the thickness direction of the main body portion and the depth direction of the hook housing portion provided in the main body portion. In view of the fact that the hook accommodating portion has a predetermined width on the left and right and is long in the vertical direction, the vertical direction may be regarded as the length direction of the hook accommodating portion, and the left and right direction may be grasped as the width direction of the hook accommodating portion. The up and down direction may be referred to as a first direction, the left and right direction may be referred to as a second direction, and the front and back direction may be referred to as a third direction.

<First Embodiment>
The first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a holder, showing a state in which a hook body is suspended from a main body portion through a belt body in a vertical direction. FIG. 2 is a front view of the holder, and shows a state in which the hook body is suspended from the main body portion through the belt body in the vertical direction. FIG. 3 is a schematic vertical cross-sectional view of the holder, showing a cross section taken along III-III in FIG. 2. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the holder, showing a state where the hook body is hung on the upper hanging portion. FIG. 5 is a schematic top and bottom cross-sectional view of the holder, showing a state in which the hook body is hung on the upper hanging portion and a handle such as a bag or bag is arranged between the belt body and the main body portion. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the holder, showing a state where the hook body is hung on the lower hanging portion. FIG. 7 is a schematic top and bottom cross-sectional view of the holder, showing a state in which the hook body is hung on the lower hanging portion and a handle such as a bag or bag is arranged between the belt body and the main body portion. . FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the holder, showing a state in which the hook body is detached from the upper hanging portion and is regulated by the regulating portion so as not to engage with the lower hanging portion. FIG. 9 is a schematic top and bottom partial cross-sectional view of a holder according to a modified example of the first embodiment, showing a configuration example in which a restricting portion is integrated with the upper hanging portion.

  The holder 10 has a main body 100, a band body 200, and a hook body 300. The main body 100 has a plurality of hooks that can hang the hook body 300 as a plurality of engaging parts to which the hook body 300 can be engaged. The main body 100 according to this example includes a total of two upper hanging portions 110 and a lower hanging portion 120. The upper hanging part 110 and the lower hanging part 120 are arranged separately in order in the vertical direction. Thus, by providing a plurality of engaging portions, the hook body 300 can be selectively engaged. The number of engaging parts / hanging parts is arbitrary and may be three or more. In addition, the specific configuration of the engaging portion / hanging portion is arbitrary, and includes various parts such as a split or continuous ridge, one protrusion, a set of protrusions, two or more divided or continuous protrusions, and a side-by-side protrusion group. Various embodiments are possible. The upper hanging portion 110 may be referred to as a first engaging portion, and the lower hanging portion 120 may be referred to as a second engaging portion.

  The band 200 is a long body having stretchability, and is preferably a stretchable webbing or rubber band, for example, a nylon webbing. Webbing has high stretchability, and has an appropriate property that the stretching force does not decrease so much even after repeated stretching. Webbing is typically a warp and weft fabric. In addition, although you may use the strip | belt body which does not have a stretching property, the direction which gives a stretching property to the strip | belt body 200 will ensure the clamping | tightening of various objects suitably.

  The band 200 has a base end 210 fixed to the main body 100 and a free end 220 opposite to the base end 210. For example, the base end 210 of the band 200 is embedded in the main body 100 by insert molding. For example, the free end 220 of the band 200 is embedded in the hook body 300 by insert molding. The fixing method of the band body 200 with respect to the main body 100 and the fixing method of the hook body 300 and the band body 200 are arbitrary, and may be fixed using adhesion or bolts. In the case of insert molding, holes are formed in the base end 210 and the free end 220 of the band 200, and the holes are filled with the constituent resin of the main body 100 and the hook body 300, whereby the main body 100 and the hook body are filled. Separation of the band 200 from 300 can be suppressed.

  The hook body 300 is provided with respect to the free end 220 of the band body 200. The hook body 300 includes a base part 310 and an arcuate part 320 coupled to the base part 310, that is, is configured in a J shape. The specific shape of the hook body 300 is not limited to the J-shape, and an additional structure may be added, or another shape such as a C-shape or a U-shape may be used.

  The main body unit 100 according to this example includes a box unit 101 and a flat plate unit 102. The box portion 101 of the main body portion 100 includes a hook accommodating portion 130 that is recessed from the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100 to the rear side. The hook accommodating portion 130 accommodates the hook body 300 in a state of being hung on the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120, thereby suppressing unintentional detachment of the hook body 300.

  The flat plate part 102 is a part for imparting design properties to the main body part 100, and includes a left semicircle part 103 on the left side of the box part 101 and a right semicircle part 104 on the right side of the box part 101. The left semicircle portion 103 and the right semicircle portion 104 are configured to constitute a part of a common perfect circle.

  The hook accommodating portion 130 has a left side 131, a right side 132, a lower side 133, an upper side 134, and a bottom 135. The left side surface 131, the right side surface 132, and the upper side surface 134 of the hook accommodating portion 130 each extend vertically from the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100 to the rear side. The left side surface 131 and the right side surface 132 face each other. The lower side surface 133 of the hook accommodating portion 130 connects between the left side surface 131 and the right side surface 132 and faces the upper side surface 134. The bottom surface 135 perpendicularly intersects the left side surface 131, the right side surface 132, the lower side surface 133, and the upper side surface 134. The left side 131, the right side 132, the lower side 133, and the upper side 134 may be referred to as a first side, a second side, a third side, and a fourth side.

  The distance between the left side surface 131 and the right side surface 132 of the hook accommodating portion 130 corresponds to the left-right width of the hook body 300, that is, is substantially equal to or slightly wider than the left-right width of the hook body 300. The distance between the lower side surface 133 and the upper side surface 134 of the hook accommodating portion 130 is appropriately set so as to secure the hook body 300 to be hung on the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120. It is assumed that the distance between the left side surface 131 and the right side surface 132 of the hook accommodating portion 130 is wider.

  In the present example, the above-described upper hanging portion 110 is provided in a convex shape on the left side surface 131 and the right side surface 132 of the hook accommodating portion 130. As clearly shown in FIG. 2, the upper hanging portion 110 protrudes leftwardly from the left side surface 131 of the hook accommodating portion 130 and protrudes rightward from the right side surface 132 of the hook accommodating portion 130. The right projection 112 is formed. Both the left projection 111 and the right projection 112 are portions extending in the left-right direction orthogonal to the left side 131 and the right side 132. The left protrusion 111 and the right protrusion 112 are arranged coaxially in the left-right direction.

  In this example, the lower hanging portion 120 described above is provided on the lower side surface 133 and protrudes in a convex shape toward the upper upper hanging portion 110 side. The lower hanging portion 120 is a long portion extending in the left-right direction orthogonal to the left side surface 131 and the right side surface 132, similarly to the left projection 111 and the right projection 112. The left end 121 of the lower hanging portion 120 is connected to the left side 131, and the right end 122 of the lower hanging portion 120 is connected to the right side 132. The left end portion 121 of the lower hanging portion 120 may be referred to as one end portion, and the right end portion 122 of the lower hanging portion 120 may be referred to as the other end portion.

  The main body portion 100 is provided with a band body accommodating portion 140 that accommodates the band body 200 when the hook body 300 is hung on the upper hanging portion 110, and the band body accommodating portion 140 is provided below the hook accommodating portion 130. . The band accommodating portion 140 is a concave portion recessed in a concave shape from the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100 to the rear in the front-rear direction, and extends in the vertical direction. The band housing unit 140 has a bottom surface 141, a left side surface 142, and a right side surface 143. The left side surface 142 of the band body accommodating portion 140 is connected to the left side surface 131 of the hook accommodating portion 130 via the left step 144. The right side surface 143 of the band body accommodating portion 140 is connected to the right side surface 132 of the hook accommodating portion 130 via the right step 145. The distance between the left side surface 142 and the right side surface 143 of the band body accommodating portion 140 corresponds to the left and right width of the band body 200, that is, substantially equal to or slightly wider than the left and right width of the band body 200.

  It should be noted that the depth of the band housing portion 140 relative to the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100, that is, the surface interval between the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100 and the bottom surface 141 of the band body housing portion 140 is This is smaller than the depth between the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100 and the bottom surface 135 of the hook housing portion 130. This is because the hook body 300 is housed in the hook housing portion 130, while the belt body 200 is housed in the belt body housing portion 140.

  In the present embodiment, the upper hanging part 110 and the lower hanging part 120 are provided at different positions in the main body part 100 and are not engaged with the upper hanging part 110 and the lower hanging part 120. Therefore, the lower hanging portion 120 is provided at a position closer to the hook body 300 than the upper hanging portion 110. In this example, the lower hanging portion 120 is provided closer to the attachment position of the band body 200 with respect to the main body portion 100, that is, the base end 210 of the band body 200 than the upper hanging portion 110. In addition, the hook body 300 in the above-described non-engagement state is equivalent to the hook body 300 in a state where the hook body 300 is suspended in the vertical direction from the main body portion 100 through the belt body 200. Due to the arrangement of the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120, the lower hanging portion 120 is covered by the band body 200 when the hook body 300 is hung on the upper hanging portion 110. In this example, the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120 are provided at different positions in the vertical direction.

  According to such a configuration, it is possible to select whether the hook body 300 is to be hung on the upper hanging portion 110 or the lower hanging portion 120, and the state or posture of the band body 200 varies depending on this selection. . That is, in the first state in which the hook body 300 is engaged with the upper hanging portion 110 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the belt body 200 is stretched and hung on the main body portion 100, and FIGS. In the second state in which the hook body 300 is engaged with the lower hanging portion 120 shown in FIG. 2, the belt body 200 is loosened to form a space with the main body portion 100.

  In the first state shown in FIG. 4, the belt body 200 is stretched, and the folded portion 240 of the belt body 200 extending from the rear side to the front side of the main body portion 100 is in close contact with the lower side surface of the main body portion 100. On the other hand, in the second state shown in FIG. 6, the band 200 is slack, and the folded portion 240 of the band 200 extending from the rear side to the front side of the main body 100 does not adhere to the lower surface of the main body 100. Arranged in a space. Thus, the folded portion 240 in the second state is provided farther from the main body portion 1 than the folded portion 240 in the first state. It can be seen that the state and posture of the belt body 200 differ between when the hook body 300 is hung on the upper hanger 110 and when it is hung on the lower hanger 120.

  In each case of the first state and the second state, the band 200 includes a portion extending along the vertical direction. In one or both of the first state and the second state, the belt body 200 may be partially or entirely inclined with respect to a plane perpendicular to the front-rear direction. Thus, even if the band 200 is inclined, it can be understood that the extending direction of the band 200 is along the vertical direction.

  The degree of difference in the state change of the band 200 is not necessarily limited to that shown in the figure. For example, when the hook 300 is hung on the lower hanging portion 120, the band 200 is stretched, However, when the hook body 300 is hung on the upper hanging portion 110, a mode in which the belt body 200 is stretched and stretched more greatly is conceivable.

  In the first state shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the entire hook body 300 is accommodated by the hook accommodating portion 130, and the hook body 300 is not positioned in front of the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, a handle 900 such as a bag or a bag can be sandwiched between the band 200 and the band housing part 140 of the main body 100.

  In the second state shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the tip half of the arc-shaped portion 320 of the hook body 300 is accommodated by the hook accommodating portion 130, and a part of the hook body 300 is located in front of the front surface 105 of the main body portion 100. At the end, the base 310 of the hook body 300 is disposed on the front surface 105 of the main body 100. As apparent from FIG. 6, the band 200 is loosened in an arc shape, and a space is formed between the band 200 and the main body 100. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, a handle 900 such as a bag or bag can be sandwiched between the band 200 and the side surface 106 of the main body 100.

  Since the hook body 300 is hung on each hanging portion, it can sufficiently cope with holding a heavier load. In addition, since the hanging portions are provided at different positions in the vertical direction, various factors such as selection of strength of holding and the thickness of the handle of the load to be held are selected depending on whether the hook body 300 is to be hung on one of them. Can deal with. In addition, the arrangement | positioning aspect of each engaging part / hanging part should not be restricted to the aspect of an up-and-down horizontal arrangement like this example.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, in the third state in which the hook body 300 is suspended in the vertical direction from the main body portion 100 that is not hung on the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120 via the belt body 200. It is possible to hang a load on 300, and it is possible to secure a wider usage mode of the holder 10.

  The main body portion 100 includes a restriction portion 150 that restricts the hook body 300 detached from the upper hanging portion 110 from being hung on the lower hanging portion 120. The restriction portion 150 includes a portion disposed between the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120, and the hook body 300 detached from the upper hanging portion 110 is restricted from being engaged with the lower hanging portion 120. .

  2 and 8, the restricting portion 150 according to this example includes a left restricting portion 151 on the left side 131 side of the hook accommodating portion 130 and a right restricting on the right side 132 of the hook accommodating portion 130. Part 152. The left restricting portion 151 is connected to the left side 131 and the bottom 135 of the hook accommodating portion 130 and has an inclined surface 153 that is inclined downward toward the front so as to face the left protrusion 111. As can be understood from reference to FIG. 8, the tip end of the hook body 300 is guided by the inclined surface 153, and the hook body 300 detached from the upper hanging portion 110 is restricted from being hung on the lower hanging portion 120.

  The right side restricting portion 152 is connected to the right side surface 132 and the bottom surface 135 of the hook accommodating portion 130 and has an inclined surface that is inclined forward and downward so as to face the right protrusion 112. The description regarding the left-side restricting portion 151 applies to the right-side restricting portion 152 as well.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 9, you may integrate the control part 150 with respect to the upper hanging part 110. FIG. In this case, the restricting portion 150 includes a portion that is connected to the upper hanging portion 110 and extends toward the lower hanging portion 120, and has a lower end portion that is disposed immediately above the lower hanging portion 120.

Second Embodiment
The second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 10 and 11. FIG. 10 is a partial front view of the holder and shows a modification of the lower hanging portion. FIG. 11 is a partial schematic vertical sectional view of the holder, showing a state in which a handle such as a bag or bag is hung on the lower hanging portion.

  A gap W191 is provided between the left end 121 of the lower hanging part 120 and the left side 131 of the hook accommodating part 130, and a gap W192 is provided between the right end 122 of the lower hanging part 120 and the right side 132 of the hook accommodating part 130. It is good to provide. In this case, the handle 900 such as a bag or bag can be passed through the gaps W191 and W192, and in addition to using the lower hanging portion 120 as the hanging portion of the hook body 300, the lower hanging portion 120 is It can be used as a hanging portion of a handle 900 such as a bag. As a result, a wider usage mode of the holder 10 can be ensured. In the case shown in FIG. 11, the hook body 300 is in a third state in which the hook body 300 is suspended in the vertical direction from the main body portion 100 via the belt body 200, and another load can be hung on the hook body 300.

<Third Embodiment>
A third embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 12 is a schematic rear view of the seat. FIG. 13 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an example of a method for fixing the holder to the seat. FIG. 14 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating another example of a method for fixing a holder to a seat.

  As shown in FIG. 12, it is desirable to provide the holder 10 with respect to the seat 20. The seat is a seat provided in a moving body such as an automobile, a train, and an aircraft. The fixing method of the holder 10 with respect to the seat 20 is arbitrary, and various modes are conceivable. For example, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, the holder 10 may be fixed to a flat plate 30 having a desired strength of the constituent material of the seat 20.

  In the case shown in FIG. 13, the main body 100 is fitted and fixed to the opening of the flat plate 30 by utilizing a set of claw portions 190 of the rear surface 107 of the main body 100. An opening 31 is provided in the flat plate 30, and a set of claw portions 190 is inserted into the opening 31, so that a portion around the opening 31 of the flat plate 30 is between the tip of the claw portion 190 and the rear surface 107 of the main body portion 100. It is caught.

  In the case shown in FIG. 14, the main body 100 is fixed to the flat plate 30 using bolts and nuts. On the bottom surface 141 of the belt body accommodating portion 140 of the main body portion 100, a bolt head accommodating recess 148 for accommodating the bolt head 42 of the bolt 41 and the bottom surface of the bolt head accommodating recess 148 extend rearward. A through-hole 149 that penetrates through is formed. The bolt head accommodating recess 148 accommodates the bolt head 42 of the bolt 41, and the shaft portion 43 of the bolt 41 is inserted into the through hole 149. The shaft portion 43 of the bolt 41 is inserted into the hole of the flat plate 30 from the front side, and the nut 45 is screwed onto the shaft portion 43 of the bolt 41 that has passed through the hole of the flat plate 30 on the rear side of the flat plate 30. In this way, the holder 10 can be fixed to the flat plate 30.

<Fourth embodiment>
A fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 15 is a schematic partial cross-sectional view of a holder, and illustrates an example in which a non-stretchable band coupled to a conston spring device is used instead of a stretchable or non-stretchable band.

  In this embodiment, instead of the stretchable or non-stretchable strip, a combination of a strip and a conston spring device is utilized. Even in such a case, the same effect as that of the above-described embodiment can be obtained. In the present embodiment, a band having no stretchability can be used, but of course, a band having stretchability may be used. By utilizing the Conston spring device, it is possible to secure a sufficient pull-out length of the belt body, and it is possible to more suitably hold a large load.

  Also in the present embodiment, the lower hanging portion 120 is provided closer to the upper hanging portion 110 for the hook body 300 that is not engaged with the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120. The hook body 300 in the disengaged state with respect to the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120 is equal to the hook body 300 in the initial position by the operation of the conston spring device 50.

  The main body 100 is provided with a spring accommodating portion 109 that accommodates the conston spring device 500, and the conston spring device 500 is accommodated in the spring accommodating portion 109. The conston spring device 500 has a configuration in which a metal spring 510 is wound around a core material 520. The fixed end 511 of the metal spring 510 is locked to the core member 520, and the base end 210 of the band 200 ′ is fixed to the free end 512 of the metal spring 510. When the band body 200 'is pulled out to the front side, the conston spring device 500 acts to pull back the band body 200'. Thus, even when the belt body 200 ′ itself does not have stretchability, the variability of the length of the belt body 200 ′ can be ensured.

  Also in this embodiment, the state of the band 200 can be made different depending on whether the hook body 300 is hung on the upper hanging portion 110 or the lower hanging portion 120. For example, when the hook body 300 is hung on the upper hanging portion 110, the band body 200 can be pulled back by the conston spring device 500, and the band body 200 can be stretched as shown in FIG. For example, when the hook body 300 is hung on the lower hanging portion 120, the belt body 200 is not pulled back by the Conston spring device 500, and as shown in FIG. Can do.

<Fifth Embodiment>
A fifth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 16 and 17. FIG. 16 is a front view of the holder and shows an example in which the base end of the belt body is configured enormously and functions as a retaining portion. FIG. 17 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the holder, showing a cross section taken along XVII-XVII shown in FIG. 16.

  In the present embodiment, the base end 210 of the band 200 is enormously configured, and the thick base end 210 functions as a retaining portion of the band 200 from the main body 100. In this embodiment, the same effects as those described in the first to third embodiments can be obtained. As described above, various modes of fixing the base body 210 to the main body 100 on the base end 210 side can be considered.

  Further, in the present embodiment, there is no distinction between the upper and lower parts of the main body part 100, and the main body part 100 is configured to be vertically symmetric with respect to the upper and lower halves, in other words, rotationally symmetric on a plane orthogonal to the front-rear direction. is there. According to this configuration, it is possible to avoid a problem of an orientation error of the main body 100 when the main body 100 is fixed.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, the base end 210 of the belt body 200 is disposed in the hook housing portion 130, and the belt body 200 is moved out of the hook housing portion 130 through the through hole in the bottom surface 135 of the hook housing portion 130. The hook body 300 at the free end 220 of the belt body 200 is suspended in the vertical direction. Regarding the manufacturing method, for example, the free end 220 of the band 200 may be passed through the through hole in the bottom surface 135 of the hook housing portion 130, and then the hook body 300 may be provided integrally with the free end 220 of the band 200. Other methods may be employed.

  Also in this embodiment, as is clear from FIG. 16, the lower hook 120 is closer to the upper hook 110 for the hook body 300 that is in the non-engaged state with respect to the upper hook 110 and the lower hook 120. Provided in position.

  In addition, when the main body 100 is rotated 90 ° rightward on the paper surface of FIG. 17 and the main body 100 is laid down sideways, the hook body 300 is viewed from the hook body 300 in the non-engagement state with respect to the upper hanging portion 110 and the lower hanging portion 120. Thus, it can be grasped that the lower hanging portion 120 and the upper hanging portion 110 are provided at the same position. However, if the hook body 300 is rotated counterclockwise so as to hang the hook body 300 on the upper hanging part 110 or the lower hanging part 120, it is the lower hanging part 120 that the hook body 300 engages with a shorter moving distance. There is no change that the hook body 300 engages with a longer moving distance by the upper hanging portion 110. In the same state, the case where the hook body 300 is rotated clockwise to hang the hook body 300 on the upper hanging portion 110 or the lower hanging portion 120 can be considered in the same manner. Is the upper hanging portion 110, and the hook portion 300 is engaged with a longer moving distance is the lower hanging portion 120. That is, it can be said that even when the main body 100 is laid sideways in this way, “one hook is provided closer to the hook 300 than the other hook”.

  As shown in FIGS. 16 and 17, not only the upper hanging part 110 but also the lower hanging part 120 is constituted by a set of a left protrusion 123 and a right protrusion 124. In this example, each protrusion is hemispherical. Each of the left restricting portion 151 and the right restricting portion 152 is formed with a pair of upper and lower inclined surfaces 153, whereby the hook body 300 detached from the upper hanging portion 110 is automatically lowered. It is possible to suppress the hook body 300 from being hung on 120 or the hook body 300 detached from the lower hanger 120 from being automatically hung on the upper hanger 110. In addition, regarding a set of inclined surfaces provided in each restricting portion 150, the upper inclined surface is arranged so as to face the upper hanging portion 110, and the lower inclined surface is arranged so as to face the lower hanging portion 120. .

  The main body 100 is composed only of the box 101. Of course, the flat plate portion 102 may be additionally provided in the main body portion 100 as in the above example. The box portion 101 has a rectangular shape in which four wall portions 1080 are continuously formed, an upper band housing portion 1401 is formed by a depression on the front surface of the upper wall portion 1080, and a lower band is formed by a depression on the front surface of the lower wall portion 1082. A body accommodating portion 1402 is formed. As in the above-described example, each band housing portion may be secured long in the vertical direction.

  Based on the above teaching, those skilled in the art can make various modifications to the embodiments. Reference signs included in the claims are for reference only and should not be referenced for the purpose of limiting the scope of the claims. In some embodiments, the expression “the lower hook 120 is provided at a position closer to the upper hook 110 than the hook 300” means that “the lower hook 120 is the upper hook 110 when viewed from the hook body 300”. It also includes the meaning of “provided at a closer position”.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Main body part 110 Upper side hanging part 120 Lower side hanging part 130 Hook accommodating part 140 Band body accommodating part

200 Band 210 Base end 220 Free end

300 hook body 310 base 320 arcuate part

Claims (13)

A main body (100) provided with a first engagement portion (110) and a second engagement portion (120);
A band (200) having a base end (210) side fixed to the main body (100);
A hook body (200) provided on the free end (220) side and selectively engageable with the first engaging portion (110) and the second engaging portion (120). 300), and
For the hook body (300) in a non-engaged state with respect to the first engagement portion (110) and the second engagement portion (120), the second engagement portion (120) is the first engagement. A holder provided at a position closer to the hook body (300) than the portion (110).   The second engagement portion (120) is at least partially covered by the band (200) when the hook body (300) is engaged with the first engagement portion (110). The holding tool as described in.   In the first state in which the hook body (300) is engaged with the first engagement part (110), the belt body (200) appears to lie down on the main body part (100), and the second The band (200) is slackened in a second state in which the hook body (300) is engaged with the engaging portion (120), and a space is formed between the main body portion (100) and the body portion (100). Or the holder of 2.   The main body (100) includes a hook accommodating portion (130) that accommodates at least a part of the hook body (300) engaged with the first engaging portion (110) and the second engaging portion (120). The holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising: The hook body (300) includes a base (310) and an arcuate part (320) coupled to the base (310),
In the first state in which the hook body (300) is engaged with the first engagement part (110), the base part (310) and the arcuate part (320) of the hook body (300) are the hook housing part. (130),
In the second state in which the hook body (300) is engaged with the second engagement portion (120), at least a part of the arc-shaped portion (320) of the hook body (300) is the hook receiving portion (130). The holder according to claim 4, which is accommodated by:   The hook accommodating part (130) includes a first side surface (131) and a second side surface (132) facing each other, and the first side surface (131) and the second side surface (132) are arranged on the first side surface (131) and the second side surface (132). The holder according to claim 4 or 5, wherein one engaging portion (110) is provided. The hook housing part (130) includes a third side surface (133) that connects between the first side surface (131) and the second side surface (132).
The holder according to claim 6, wherein the second engagement portion (120) is provided on the third side surface (133) so as to protrude toward the first engagement portion (110).   A gap (W191) is provided between one end portion (121) of the second engagement portion (120) and the first side surface (131), and the other end portion of the second engagement portion (120) ( The holder according to claim 7, wherein a gap (W192) is provided between 122) and the second side surface (132).   The band body accommodating part (140) capable of at least partially accommodating the band body (200) when the hook body (300) engages with the first engaging part (110). The holder according to any one of 1 to 8. The main body (100) is capable of restricting the hook body (300) detached from the first engagement portion (110) from being engaged with the second engagement portion (120). )
The restriction portion (150) includes a portion disposed between the first engagement portion (110) and the second engagement portion (120), or is connected to the first engagement portion (110). The holder according to any one of claims 1 to 9, comprising a portion extending toward the second engagement portion (120).   When the hook body (300) is not engaged with the first engagement portion (110) and the second engagement portion (120), the hook body (300) is moved from the main body portion (100) to the The holder according to any one of claims 1 to 10, which can take a third state of being suspended in the vertical direction via the belt (200).   The band (200 ') having a base end (210) coupled to a conston spring device (500) provided in the main body (100) instead of the band (200). The holder according to any one of 1 to 11.   A seat provided with the holder (10) according to any one of the preceding claims.

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