JP3206759U - Clothes storage-type indoor earthquake shelter - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a garment storage type assembly-type indoor earthquake shelter that does not easily fall over even when large furniture or a refrigerator falls. A shelter body is made of a lightweight and strong aluminum alloy. A frame that hits the surface and a frame that hits the rear surface are attached to a frame that hits the left side and a frame that hits the right side. And is provided with a hanger receiving pipe 42. Moreover, it has the outriggers 44 and 60 for fall prevention. [Selection] Figure 7

Description

This is an indoor earthquake shelter that is used to prevent furniture and electrical appliances from falling down due to a major earthquake, and to prevent them from being crushed by the collapse of wooden houses.

Regarding indoor earthquake shelters.

There are seismic shelters such as bed shelters that are installed on the bed and installed at the bottom of the closet. There is no.

Since the refrigerator and large furniture will fall, the shelter may fall, so make it a structure that does not fall easily.

Outriggers (44) have been incorporated into the clothes storage-type assembly-type indoor earthquake shelter of the present invention so that it does not easily fall over even if large furniture or a refrigerator falls. It will not fall over easily even if it is loaded like a tow truck.

It is not used only for the purpose of earthquake shelter, but is used like a clothes chiffon in daily life. It can be used on a daily basis, and it is safe, secure and comfortable, and is very convenient.
In bridge construction, the hexahedron piece used for the stage (support) for supporting and placing bridge girders of 200 tons to 300 tons is used by the sending (hand) method. With reference to the structure of the top piece, it has a structure that can withstand the loading force from any of the six faces, so it is safe and convenient in magnitude 7 class, and the shelter is not likely to tip over or break even at 400 to 500 gal. It is a shelter with

Detailed plan view of the bottom Detail drawing of surface Detail drawing on the left side Detail view on the back Detailed view of the upper surface Detail drawing on the right side Detailed view of perspective view

A hexahedral clothing storage type indoor earthquake shelter is installed in a part of the room.

1. Place the frame (1) that hits the bottom on the floor, and connect and attach the frame (2) that hits the surface with bolts (7), (8), and (9).
2. Install the frame that hits the surface (2) and the frame that hits the left side (3) with bolts (10), (11), and (12).
3. Install the frame (3) that hits the left side and the frame (4) that hits the rear side with bolts (16), (17), and (18).
4). The frame (5) that hits the upper surface is attached to the frame (2) that hits the surface and the frame (4) that hits the rear surface with bolts (19) to (27).
5. The frame (6) that hits the right side surface is attached to the frame (2) that hits the surface and the frame (4) that hits the rear surface.
6). Connect the frames (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), and (6), and when assembled, create the bolts (7) to (28) to get the shelter angle and diagonal. Complete the bolts (7) to (28) after removing the distortion.

It will be useful for material distribution if it reaches the manufacture of the clothes storage type indoor earthquake shelter.

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Claims (2)

It is attached to the frame (3) and the frame (6). There is a hanger receiving pipe (42) and it is a clothing storage type indoor earthquake shelter. It is a clothes storage type assembly type indoor earthquake shelter with outriggers (44) and (60) to prevent falling.

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