JP4332441B2 - Curing cover for door - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention may cause damage or damage caused by contact of luggage or materials, or damage of luggage or materials due to door knobs, etc. It is related with the curing cover for doors used in order to prevent it.

  Conventionally, when moving or carrying out indoor renovation work, when luggage or materials are taken out of the room or carried into the room, it must be passed through the room entrance / exit, but a door is usually installed at the room entrance / exit In the case of sliding doors, a large opening can be formed and the door is also stored along the wall, so there is no concern, but in the case of a hinged door, it is opened in a state of protruding from the wall surface having the entrance and exit. .

  Therefore, luggage and materials that are carried into and out of the room can easily come into contact with each other when passing through the doorway, and in particular, if it cannot be opened largely by a wall or partition due to the layout, it becomes an obstacle to carrying in and out the luggage. There is also.

  Therefore, when loading and unloading luggage and materials, the door of the hinged door needs to be cured more than a normal wall surface.

  However, the curing of conventional doors is the same as in the case of normal wall surfaces, where a sheet or panel having an appropriate cushioning property is attached using an adhesive tape or the like. It is in a position protruding from a wall surface, it is necessary to cover at least the surface of the door and the side surface on the open side, and when pasting a sheet or panel using adhesive tape etc., there is no part that becomes a tension margin on the surface side, The sheet or panel must be folded to the back side and fixed on the back side with an adhesive tape or the like, and the pasting operation is not easy. In addition, a door for opening and closing always protrudes from the door of the hinged door, and when a thick sheet or panel is used, a large gap is formed between the door and the door, which cannot be practically used. Furthermore, the adhesive tape and the sheet material cannot be reused and there is an economical problem, and there is a concern that the door may be soiled or the paint may be peeled off by the adhesive tape after use.

  Therefore, a curing cover for a door which does not attach a conventional sheet or panel using an adhesive tape or the like is proposed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-236520.

However, the door curing cover presented in the above publication is not for curing the entire door, but mainly for the handle part, and the effect of curing the entire door cannot be expected. It is also complicated, and installation work is troublesome by using vertical and horizontal bands and adjusting the length of the hanging band according to the door.
JP-A-10-236520

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is, of course, that the entire door can be cured, the structure is not complicated, the installation and removal operations are quick and simple, and there is no worry of damaging the door, and it can be used for many years. It provides a very economical door cover.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a curing cover for doors according to the present invention comprises a curing cover body formed of a flexible sheet material having at least a longitudinal width and a width wider than the width and cushioning of the door to be cured. A pair of base ends fixed to substantially the same height positions on the left and right side edges of the curing cover body, and having free engaging portions at their free ends, and at least one of which can be expanded and contracted. It has the fastening member which consists of a strip | belt-shaped member, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  Moreover, the pocket is formed in at least one of the surface or the back surface of the said curing cover main body.

  The curing cover main body covers the front and side surfaces of the door, and the fastening member having elasticity is attached to the rear surface, so that the door is firmly fixed by the elastic biasing force. After use, it is only necessary to release the engagement of the fastening member. In addition, since no adhesive tape or the like is used, there is no worry that the door is soiled or damaged.

  In addition, the pocket provided on the front surface can accommodate accessories such as stoppers, and the pocket at the handle position provided on the back surface can be loaded with a panel material such as cardboard so that it can be particularly loaded. The handle part that is easy to be damaged and easily damaged can be specially cured.

  Next, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described.

  FIG. 1 shows a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and a door curing cover 1 according to the present invention is mainly a band shape attached to a curing cover body 2 and left and right side edges 21 and 22 of the curing cover body 2. It comprises a plurality of fastening members 3a, 3b, 3c comprising members 31, 32.

  The curing cover body 2 is formed of a material having appropriate cushioning properties and flexibility, such as quilting, for example, and the door 3 is longer than the vertical width h2 of the door 4 to be cured and has a lateral width w1. It has a vertically long rectangular shape wider than the vertical width w2.

  Each fastening member 3a, 3b, 3c is composed of a belt-like member 31, 32 having appropriate elasticity such as a rubber string, and a detachable engaging portion 5 is formed at the tip of the belt-like member 31. One engaging member (for example, hook) 51 of the surface fastener is attached to at least one surface of the belt-shaped member 32, and the other engaging member (for example, loop) 52 of the surface fastener is attached.

  Next, the usage method of this Embodiment is demonstrated.

  2 and 3 show how to use the present embodiment. First, the curing cover main body 2 is expanded and the side edge 22 is opened to match the attachment portion to the doorway 7 of the door 4. The lower end 23 is aligned with the lower end of the door 4, and the surplus portion of the upper end 21 and the surplus portion 21 on the side are folded back to the back side and hung on the door 4.

  Next, the belt-like member 31 of each fastening member 3a, 3b, 3c is passed through the back surface side through the gap 8 formed between the door 4 and the wall surface 71, and the side margins folded back to the back surface side. The other band-shaped member 32 attached to the portion 21 is engaged with each other.

  At this time, since each of the belt-like members 31 and 32 expands and contracts, the engagement member (for example, the hook) 51 is engaged with the engagement member 52 of the belt-like member 32 with at least one of the belt-like members 31 (or 32) extended. When the engagement portion 5 is engaged and is brought into the engagement state, it is firmly fixed by the urging force due to the elasticity of the band-shaped members 31 and 32.

  If there is a stopper or the like near the door 4, it is stored in the pocket 6.

  In this embodiment, which is attached to the door 4 by the above-described method for curing, the engagement between the engagement member 51 and the engagement member 52 is released, the engagement portion 5 is opened, and the state is kept as it is. The curing cover body 2 can be removed from the door 4 with a simple operation by simply peeling it off from the front side.

  The door curing cover 1 removed from the door 4 may be folded, transported and stored as it is without being discarded, and prepared for the next use.

  In the present embodiment, a quilting material is used as the curing cover body 2, but a sheet having appropriate flexibility and buffering properties such as a rubber sheet may be used. Moreover, each strip | belt-shaped member 31 and 32 and the engaging part 5 should just have a stretching property, and are not restricted to a rubber cord. Further, the engaging portion 5 is not limited to a hook-and-loop fastener as long as it can easily disengage and disengage the belt-like members 31 and 32.

  FIG. 4 shows a different embodiment of the present invention, and the overall configuration and method of use are substantially the same as those of the embodiment shown in FIG. A pocket 9 is formed in a portion corresponding to a handle (not shown) of the knives, and a flat cushioning material having rigidity more rigid than the curing cover body 2 made of, for example, corrugated cardboard is inserted into the pocket 9 during use. In particular, it is possible to very effectively cure the handle part that is easily damaged by the collision of luggage and materials.

The front view which shows preferable embodiment of this invention. Explanatory drawing which looked at the use condition of embodiment shown in FIG. 1 from the front side. Explanatory drawing which looked at the use condition of embodiment shown in FIG. 1 from the back side. The rear view which shows different embodiment of this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Door Curing Cover, 2 Curing Cover Body, 3a Fastening Member, 3b Fastening Member, 3c Fastening Member, 5 Anchor, 6 Pocket, 9 Pocket, 21 Side Edge, 22 Side Edge, 31 Strip Member, 32 Strip member

Claims (1)

A curing cover body formed of a flexible sheet material having at least a vertical width and width wider than the width and width of the door to be cured, and the right and left side edges of the curing cover body at substantially the same height position. The curing cover includes a base member fixed to each other, and a free-end end portion having a detachable engaging portion and at least one of which is a pair of band-like members that can be expanded and contracted. A door curing cover, wherein a pocket for inserting a cushioning material having rigidity higher than that of the curing cover main body is formed in a portion corresponding to a handle of the door when the main body is used .

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