JP5397924B1 - Clothes drying support device - Google Patents

Abstract

It is possible to easily set and release the restriction of traffic between the use state and the non-use state of an arm of a clothes rack support apparatus.
A first locking groove and a second locking groove are provided on an arm, and a first engagement pin and a second engagement pin are moved on a base portion in the grooves. Is provided. When the arm 1 is in use, the first engagement pin 26 is engaged with the use side accommodating portion 21 b provided in the first locking groove 21, and the second engagement pin 27 is provided in the second locking groove 22. The arm 1 is fixed in each direction by engaging with any one of the plurality of locking portions 22a, 22b, and 22c. When the arm 1 is not in use, the first engagement pin 26 is received in the non-use side receiving portion 21c provided in the first locking groove 21, and the arm 1 faces downward. The first engagement pin 26 includes a shaft part 26a that moves in the first locking groove 11 and a dish part 26b that projects to the outer diameter side, and the dish part 26b is accommodated on the unused side by adjusting the screwing amount. The entry into the non-use side accommodating part 21c is restricted by hitting the peripheral part of the part 21c.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a laundry basket support device which is attached to a wall such as a veranda or a balcony, a handrail, or other various members such as a building and used to support a laundry basket.

  There is a case where a laundry basket support device is attached to a wall such as a balcony or a balcony, a handrail, or other members to support the clothes basket.

  For example, there is a thing described in Patent Document 1 as this laundry basket support device, and as shown in FIG. 9, a base member 2 attached to a fixing member F such as a wall surface thereof, and the base member 2. And an arm 1 attached so as to be rotatable in the vertical direction. The arm unit A including the base member 2 and the arm 1 is usually used in pairs so as to support both ends of the clothes-drying basket.

The arm 1 includes a plurality of heel support portions 5 through which the clothes-drying tub can be inserted along the length direction of the arm 1. By rotating the arm 1 in the vertical direction along a plane perpendicular to the floor surface, the position of the heel support portion 5 can be changed, and the position for supporting the clothesline can be adjusted.
That is, the arm 1 is directed from the root portion 3 supported by the base member 2 toward the distal end portion 4 in a horizontal state, an obliquely upward state (hereinafter referred to as “an obliquely upward state”), or an obliquely downward direction. It can be fixed in a plurality of directions such as a state (hereinafter referred to as “obliquely downward state”).

  Further, when the laundry basket is not used, the arm 1 can be in a state of being substantially vertically downward (hereinafter referred to as a “downward state”) from the root portion 3 supported by the base member 2 toward the tip portion 4, The protrusion length of the member from the fixed member F or the like is suppressed, and the space of the living space can be effectively used.

  The arm 1 is fixed in each direction, for example, in the clothes drying apparatus described in Patent Document 1, two engagement pins 6 and 7 provided on the base member 2 are provided in the locking groove 10 provided on the arm 1. This is done by locking.

  The locking groove 10 includes a first locking groove 11 having a bent portion 11a in the middle and a second locking groove 12 provided corresponding to the direction of the arms at a plurality of positions. The first engagement pin 6 is movable in the first locking groove 11, and the second engagement pin 7 is movable in the second locking groove 12.

  When the clothes-drying basket is used (when the arm 1 is in use), the first engagement pin 6 has an end portion (use-side accommodation portion) 11b of one groove across the bent portion 11a of the first locking groove 11. Engage with. The second engagement pin 7 is connected to the first engagement portion 12a provided in the second engagement groove 12 when the arm 1 is obliquely upward, and to the second engagement portion 12 provided in the second engagement groove 12 in the horizontal state. The stopper 12b engages with the third locking portion 12c provided in the second locking groove 12 in the diagonally downward state. As a result, the arm 1 is fixed in each direction and can hold the weight of the clothesline and the laundry.

  When the clothes-drying basket is not used (when the arm 1 is not used), the first engagement pin 6 has an end of the groove on the other side (not used) with the bent portion 11a of the first locking groove 11 interposed therebetween. The second engaging pin 7 is accommodated in a non-use retracting portion 12d provided in the second locking groove 12, and the arm 1 faces downward.

  At this time, stopper means 13 is provided in the second locking groove 12. The stopper means 13 includes a screw 13b that is screwed into a screw hole 13a provided in the arm 1, and the tip of the screw 13b protrudes into the second locking groove 12, so that the second engaging pin 7 has a second end. The movement within the locking groove 12 can be prevented, and the downward rotation of the arm 1 can be restricted. This is to prevent the arm 1 from inadvertently dropping in a vertically downward state. Further, the arm 1 in the downward state can be locked at the position, and the swing of the arm 1 can be prevented.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 4-121893

In the clothespin support device of Patent Document 1 above, screw holes 13 a and screws 13 b are employed as the stopper means 13 in order to restrict the downward rotation of the arm 1.
That is, the screw 13 b is screwed into the screw hole 13 a provided in the arm 1, and the tip of the screw 13 b protrudes into the second locking groove 12, so that the second locking pin 12 has a second locking groove 12. Is preventing movement.

  Therefore, when the arm 1 is changed from the use state (diagonally upward state, horizontal state, obliquely upward state, etc.) to the non-use state (downward state), or when the arm 1 is returned from the non-use state to the use state, the stopper The work of tightening or loosening the screw 13b of the means 13 must be performed. At this time, the operation of turning the screw 13b includes a state in which the tip of the screw 13b protrudes into the first locking groove 11 and can stop the first engaging pin 6, and from the inside of the first locking groove 11. Must be done with the retired state. For this reason, a stroke is long and the operation | work which turns the screw | thread 13b is complicated.

  Accordingly, the present invention provides a stopper means for restricting the arm of the clothes rack support device from going back and forth between a use state (diagonally upward state, horizontal state, obliquely downward state, etc.) and a non-use state (downward state). It is an object to make it possible to set and release the restriction with a simple operation.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, the present invention enables an arm having a heel support portion capable of supporting a laundry shed to be vertically rotatable with respect to a fixed base member, and is first locked to the arm portion. Providing a groove and a second locking groove, and providing the base portion with a first engagement pin that moves within the first locking groove and a second engagement pin that moves within the second locking groove; In a use state of the arm, the first engagement pin engages with a use side accommodating portion provided on one side across a bent portion provided in the middle of the first locking groove, and the second engagement pin. The engaging pin engages with one of a plurality of locking portions provided in the second locking groove in accordance with the direction of the arm, so that the arm is fixed in each direction corresponding to each locking portion. When the arm is not in use, the first engagement pin sandwiches the bent portion of the first locking groove. The second engagement pin is housed in a non-use retracting portion provided in the second locking groove, and the arm is directed downward. The engagement pin includes a shaft portion that moves in the first locking groove and a dish portion that protrudes from the shaft portion toward the outer diameter side, and is based on the thickness of the arm portion at the peripheral edge portion of the use side housing portion. Further, by increasing the thickness of the arm portion at the peripheral edge of the non-use side accommodating portion, the first engaging pin is moved to the use side when the dish portion hits the peripheral edge of the non-use side accommodating portion. A clothes rod support device that functions as stopper means for restricting entry into the non-use side receiving portion from the receiving portion is adopted.

  According to this configuration, the tip of the screw does not protrude into the first locking groove and stop the movement of the first engagement pin as in the prior art, but the dish portion provided on the first engagement pin itself However, since the configuration is such that the movement of the first engagement pin is restricted by contacting the peripheral edge of the first locking groove, the setting of the arm rotation restriction and the release thereof are slightly This can be realized by movement in the axial direction. For this reason, the arm rotation restriction can be set and canceled by a simple operation. Further, since the first engagement pin itself exhibits a stopper function, the number of parts can be reduced and the configuration of the apparatus can be simplified.

In this configuration, the difference between the thickness of the arm in the peripheral portion of the use side accommodation portion and the thickness of the arm in the peripheral portion of the nonuse side accommodation portion is provided in the peripheral portion of the use side accommodation portion. It is possible to adopt a configuration formed by the set counterbore.
For example, when the arm is a cast product, the mold (form) of the arm may have a shape corresponding to the countersink, and the countersink may be formed simultaneously with the casting. The counterbore may be formed by cutting or the like. That is, for example, as a member of the arm, by using a member having at least a peripheral portion of the use side storage portion and a peripheral portion of the nonuse side storage portion having a uniform thickness, the countersink is formed afterwards, The thickness difference can be set easily.
Further, for example, as a member of the arm, a member having an appropriate plate thickness is used, and a desired wall thickness at a peripheral portion of the use side accommodating portion is set by appropriately setting a depth of a countersink processed by cutting or the like. Can be set. Moreover, also in the peripheral part of a non-use side accommodating part, the desired thickness in the peripheral part of the non-use side accommodating part can be set by setting appropriately the depth of the counterbore processed by cutting etc. FIG. For this reason, it is easy to set the difference in thickness.

  As a structure for stopping the movement of the first engagement pin in the axial direction with respect to the arm (movement in the thickness direction) at a predetermined position, the first engagement pin is inserted through a hole provided in the base member, By pressing the first engagement pin against the inner surface of the hole of the base member using a cam mechanism or a screw mechanism, the first engagement pin is fixed to the arm at a predetermined position by the friction, Alternatively, for example, a structure in which the first engagement pin is fixed to the arm at a predetermined position by screwing the first engagement pin and the base member and adjusting the screwing amount can be employed. .

  Specifically, the shaft portion is fixed by screwing to the base member, and the position of the plate portion in the thickness direction is adjusted by adjusting the screwing amount, and the first engagement pin is located in the use side housing portion. Can be fixed to a position where it can be moved and cannot move within the unused side accommodating portion, and a position where it can move within the used side accommodating portion and within the unused side accommodating portion.

  Moreover, the stopper means can employ | adopt the structure which functions as a locking means of the said arm in a non-use state, when the said plate part contact | abuts to the peripheral part of the said non-use side accommodating part. According to this configuration, it is possible to prevent the arm and the object from being shaken by a wind or an object in the unused state.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to set and release the restriction of the stopper means for restricting movement of the arm of the clothes rack supporting apparatus between the use state and the non-use state by a simple operation.

Overall perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention Exploded perspective view showing the same embodiment The detail of an arm is shown, (a) is a principal part expansion perspective view, (b) is a front view of (a), (c) is cc sectional drawing of (b). The operation of the embodiment is shown, (a) is an aa cross-sectional view of (b), (b) is an enlarged waist cross-sectional view showing a horizontal state The operation of the embodiment is shown, (a) is an aa cross-sectional view of (b), (b) is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part showing a detached state when adjusting the direction of the arm The arm is in use, (a) is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the main part showing an obliquely upward state, (b) is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the main part showing a horizontal state, (c) is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the main part showing an obliquely downward state The principal part expanded sectional view which shows the state which loosened the 1st engagement pin The principal part expanded sectional view which shows the non-use state (downward state) of an arm Cross section of conventional example

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. This embodiment is a clothes rack support device for supporting a clothes rack on a wall such as a veranda or a balcony, a handrail, or other members.

As shown in FIG. 1, the configuration includes a base member 2 attached to a fixing member F such as a wall surface of a balcony and an arm 1 attached to the base member 2 so as to be rotatable in the vertical direction. . The arm 1 is rotatable with respect to the base member 2 in a state in which the base portion 3 is sandwiched between the pair of opposed portions 2 a and 2 a of the base member 2 via the collar 8.
The arm unit A including the base member 2 and the arm 1 is used in pairs so as to support both ends of the clothes-drying basket B.

Similarly to the conventional example, the arm 1 includes a plurality of basket support portions 5 through which the clothes-drying basket B can be inserted along the length direction of the arm 1. By rotating the arm 1 up and down along a plane perpendicular to the floor surface, the position of the basket support portion 5 can be changed, and the position for supporting the clothesline B can be adjusted.
That is, the arm 1 can be fixed at a plurality of positions with different orientations, such as a horizontal state, an obliquely upward state, and an obliquely downward state, from the root portion 3 supported by the base member 2 toward the distal end portion 4. In addition, the diagonally upward state and the diagonally downward state may each be a single stage or may be provided in a plurality of stages. These states are referred to herein as “use states” of the arm 1.

  Furthermore, when the clothes-drying basket B is not used, the arm 1 can be in a downward state, and the protruding length of the member from the fixing member F such as a wall surface can be suppressed, so that the space of the living space can be effectively utilized.

  In addition, this downward state usually means that the arm 1 is in a vertically downward state from the root portion 3 toward the distal end portion 4. However, the direction in which the arm 1 extends is not limited to a completely vertical direction, but the direction in which the arm 1 extends is further downward than the most downward state in the use state, and the laundry etc. Means that it is not supposed to be suspended. For example, when there are multiple stages of the obliquely downward state in use, it means that the downward state is further downward than the state in which the depression angle (the acute angle formed with respect to the horizontal direction) is the largest. To do. In this state, the arm 1 is close to the fixing member F from the root portion 3 to the tip portion 4, so that it is not assumed that the laundry or the like is suspended by the laundry basket B. This state is referred to herein as the “unused state” of the arm 1.

  The arms 1 are fixed in the respective directions by the two engaging pins 26 and 27 provided on the base member 2 being engaged with the engaging grooves 20 provided on the arm 1. It has become.

  The locking groove 20 includes a first locking groove 21 having a bent portion 21a in the middle and a second locking groove 22 provided corresponding to the direction of the arm 1 at a plurality of positions. The first engagement pin 26 passes through the first locking groove 21, the second engagement pin 27 passes through the second locking groove 22, and penetrates in the front and back direction of the arm 1. It can move along the direction of the grooves 21 and 22.

  When the arm 1 is in use, the first engagement pin 26 is in a use-side accommodating portion 21b provided at an end portion on one side across a bent portion 21a provided in the middle of the first locking groove 21. The second engagement pin 27 is engaged with any one of a plurality of locking portions 22a, 22b, and 22c provided in the second locking groove 22 in accordance with the direction of the arm 1 (three levels in this embodiment). The arm 1 is fixed in the respective directions corresponding to the respective locking portions 22a, 22b, and 22c.

  FIGS. 4A and 4B show an example of the use state of the arm 1, and the first engagement pin 26 is engaged with the use-side accommodation portion 21 b in the first locking groove 21. The second engagement pin 27 is one of the first locking portion 22a, the second locking portion 22b, and the third locking portion 22c in the second locking groove 22 (here, in a horizontal state). It is engaged with the corresponding second locking portion 22b).

  FIGS. 5A and 5B show a state in the middle of the operation of adjusting the direction of the arm 1 to a different direction (hereinafter referred to as “disengaged state”). It is located at the bent portion 21 a in the groove 21. The second engagement pin 27 does not engage with any of the first locking portion 22a, the second locking portion 22b, and the third locking portion 22c in the second locking groove 22, and each locking portion It is located at a connecting portion 22e that extends in an arc shape so as to connect 22a, 22b, and 22c.

  6A to 6C show the state of the arm 1 at each stage in the use state.

FIG. 6A shows an obliquely upward state, and the first engagement pin 26 engages with the use side accommodation portion 11b on one side across the bent portion 21a of the first locking groove 11 (first engagement). The position of the pin 26 is the same in each stage hereinafter). The second engagement pin 27 is engaged with the first locking portion 22 a of the second locking groove 22.
FIG. 6B shows the same horizontal state as in FIG. 4, and the second engagement pin 27 is engaged with the second locking portion 22 b of the second locking groove 22. Further, FIG. 6C shows an obliquely downward state, and the second engagement pin 27 is engaged with the third locking portion 22 c of the second locking groove 22. Thereby, the arm 1 is fixed in each direction, and can be in a state in which the weight of the clothesline B and the laundry can be held.

  It should be noted that the holding step portion 24 provided on the base portion 3 of the arm 1 is engaged with the engagement step portion 25 provided on the base member 2 at each step in the use state. Thus, it is possible to cope with a larger load acting on the arm 1.

  FIG. 8 shows the arm 1 in a non-use state, and the first engagement pin 26 is housed in a non-use side housing portion 21 c provided on the other side across the bent portion 21 a of the first locking groove 21. . The second engagement pin is accommodated in a non-use retracting portion 22 d provided in the second locking groove 22. Thereby, the arm 1 is in a downward state.

At the time of switching between each stage of the use state of the arm 1 shown in FIG. 6 and the non-use state shown in FIG. 8, the first engagement pin 26 sandwiches the bent portion 21 a of the first locking groove 21. It goes back and forth between the use side accommodation part 21b and the non-use side accommodation part 21c.
At this time, since the stopper means 30 is provided in the second locking groove 12, the first engagement pin 26 is moved from the use side accommodating portion 21b of the first locking groove 21 to the nonuse side accommodating portion 21c. Inadvertent entry is restricted. That is, unless the restriction by the stopper means 30 is released, the first engagement pin 26 cannot enter the non-use side housing portion 21c from the use side housing portion 21b, so that the arm 1 cannot shift to the downward state as it is. It is a mechanism.

  The configuration of the stopper means 30 will be described. The first engagement pin 26 has a shaft portion 26a that can move in the first locking groove 21 along the direction of the groove, and an axial end of the shaft portion 26a. And a dish part 26b protruding from the part to the outer diameter side.

A male screw portion 26c is provided on the outer periphery of the shaft portion 26a, and this male screw portion 26c is a female screw in a screw hole 32 provided in one of the opposing portions 2a and 2a ′ of the base member 2 at 2a ′. It is designed to be screwed into the part 32a.
Further, in this embodiment, the dish part 26b is a head part of a screw protruding from the axial end of the shaft part 26a to the outer diameter side. However, the structure of the dish part 26b is, for example, that of the shaft part 26a. It is good also as a flange-shaped member which protrudes in the outer diameter side from the middle of the length direction. In any case, it is desirable that the dish portion 26b is a protruding portion that is continuously provided over the entire circumference of the shaft portion 26a. For example, the plate portion 26b protrudes intermittently around the axis of the shaft portion 26a. It may be a set of protrusions.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the first engagement pin 26 is inserted into a through-hole 33 having no thread groove provided on the other end 2 a of the pair of facing portions 2 a and 2 a ′ of the base member 2 from the front end side thereof. Then, it passes through the first locking groove 21 and is screwed into a female screw portion 32a in a screw hole 32 provided in one of the opposing portions 2a and 2a ′. The dish portion 26 b enters the through hole 33, and the end surface on the shaft portion 26 a side comes into contact with the peripheral edge portion of the first locking groove 21 of the arm 1.

  The second engagement pin 27 is also a screw having a shaft portion 27a and a head portion 27b, and a male screw portion 27c is formed on the outer periphery of the shaft portion 27a. The shaft portion 27a is inserted from the tip side into a through hole 35 without a thread groove provided in the other 2a of the pair of opposing portions 2a and 2a 'of the base member 2, and passes through the second locking groove 22 to form a pair. Are screwed into a female screw portion 34a in a screw hole 34 provided in one of the opposing portions 2a and 2a ′ (see FIG. 2).

  And regarding the 1st latching groove 21 in which the 1st engagement pin 26 was accommodated, the peripheral part (namely, all the part which can contact | abut the plate part 26b) of the 1st latching groove 21 of the use side accommodating part 21b. The edge 21d of the first locking groove 21 that includes all of the peripheral edge portion of the non-use side accommodating portion 21c (that is, the portion with which the dish portion 26b can abut) rather than the thickness of the arm 1 in a certain distance from the edge 21d. The thickness of the arm 1 in a certain distance range) is relatively thick. The difference from the wall thickness is formed by the counterbore 31 provided at the peripheral edge of the use side housing 21b. In this embodiment, the counterbore 31 is formed at the same time as the arm 1 is cast.

When the arm 1 is in use, as shown in FIGS. 4A and 5A, the shaft portion 26a of the first engagement pin 26 is screwed and fixed to the base member 2, and the screwing amount is adjusted. Thus, the thickness direction position of the plate portion 26b is such that the end surface of the plate portion 26b on the arm 1 side is in sliding contact with the peripheral portion, or a slight gap is interposed between the end portion and the peripheral portion. In position.
For this reason, the first engaging pin 26 can move in the direction of the groove in the use side accommodation portion 21b and cannot move in the nonuse side accommodation portion 21c. This is because when the first engagement pin 26 tries to enter the non-use side accommodating portion 21c beyond the bent portion 21a, the dish portion 26b comes into contact with the peripheral edge portion. For this reason, in this state, the arm 1 cannot shift to the downward state.

Next, by loosening the first engagement pin 26 and adjusting the screwing amount, as shown in FIG. 7, the thickness direction position of the plate portion 26b is set in the use side accommodating portion 21b and on the non-use side. The inside of the accommodating part 21c is set to a movable position. The position in the thickness direction of the dish part 26b is further away from the arm 1 than the position shown in FIG. 4A or 5A, and the end face of the dish part 26b on the arm 1 side is the non-use side accommodating part 21c. It is in a position where it is in sliding contact with the peripheral edge portion of this, or a slight gap is interposed between the peripheral edge portion and the peripheral edge portion in the thickness direction.
For this reason, the plate part 26b does not contact the peripheral part, and the first engagement pin 26 can enter the non-use side accommodating part 21c beyond the bent part 21a, as shown in FIG. The arm 1 can shift to a downward state.

  The screwing amount of the first engagement pin 26 can be easily adjusted using a screwdriver or the like. Moreover, the code | symbol 36 in a figure is a cover which protects so that the 1st engagement pin 26 may not rotate carelessly.

  As described above, the setting of the rotation restriction of the arm 1 and the release thereof can be realized by the slight movement of the first engagement pin 26 in the axial direction. That is, the rotation restriction of the arm 1 can be set and canceled by a simple operation. Further, since the first engagement pin 26 itself exhibits a stopper function, the number of parts can be reduced and the configuration of the apparatus can be simplified.

  In addition, the stopper means 30 adjusts the screwing amount of the first engagement pin 26 after the arm 1 has shifted to the downward state, so that the dish portion 26b exerts pressure on the peripheral edge portion of the non-use side accommodating portion 21c. By abutting, it can function as a locking means of the arm 1 in a non-use state. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the arm 1 from being shaken by a wind or an object in the unused state.

  In addition, since the transition from the non-use state of the arm 1 to the use state is possible by an operation reverse to the above, the description is omitted.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Arm 2 Base member 3 Root part 4 Tip part 5 heel support part 6,26 1st engagement pin 7,27 2nd engagement pin 10,20 Locking groove 11,21 1st locking groove 11a, 21a Bending part 11b, 21b Usage side accommodation portion 11c, 21c Non-use side accommodation portion 21d Groove edge 12, 22 Second engagement groove 12a, 22a First engagement portion 12b, 22b Second engagement portion 12c, 22c Third engagement portion 12d, 22d When not in use Retracting portion 13 Stopper means 13a Screw hole 13b Screw 24 Holding step portion 25 Engaging step portion 26a Shaft portion 26b Dish portion 30 Stopper means 31 Countersink portion 32 Screw hole A Arm unit B Clothes hanger F Fixing member

Claims (4)

An arm (1) having a basket support part (5) capable of supporting a clothes-drying basket can be rotated in the vertical direction with respect to a fixed base member (2), and a first locking groove is formed in the arm part (1). (21) and a second locking groove (22), the first engaging pin (26) moving in the first locking groove (21) on the base portion (2), and the second locking A second engagement pin (27) that moves in the stop groove (22), and when the arm (1) is in use, the first engagement pin (26) 21) is engaged with a use side accommodating portion (21b) provided on one side across a bent portion (21a) provided in the middle of 21), and the second engagement pin (27) is connected to the arm (1). By engaging one of a plurality of locking portions (22a, 22b, 22c) provided in the second locking groove (22) according to the direction, the arm ( ) Are fixed in respective directions corresponding to the respective locking portions (22a, 22b, 22c), and when the arm (1) is not used, the first engagement pin (26) The second engagement pin (27) is accommodated in the non-use side accommodation portion (21c) provided on the other side across the bent portion (21a) of the engagement groove (21). 22), the arm (1) is accommodated in the retracting portion (22d) when not in use, and faces downward.
The first engagement pin (26) includes a shaft portion (26a) that moves in the first locking groove (11) and a plate portion (26b) that protrudes outward from the shaft portion (26a). And the thickness of the arm portion (1) in the peripheral portion of the non-use side accommodating portion (21c) is made thicker than the thickness of the arm portion (1) in the peripheral portion of the use side accommodating portion (21b). Accordingly, the first engagement pin (26) is accommodated from the use side accommodation portion (21b) to the nonuse side housing by the plate portion (26b) hitting the peripheral edge portion of the nonuse side accommodation portion (21c). The clothespin support device, which functions as stopper means (30) for restricting entry into the portion (21c).   The difference between the thickness of the arm portion (1) at the peripheral edge of the use side accommodating portion (21b) and the thickness of the arm portion (1) at the peripheral edge of the non-use side accommodating portion (21c) is as follows: The laundry basket supporting device according to claim 1, wherein the laundry basket supporting device is formed by a countersink provided at a peripheral edge of the use side accommodating portion (21 b).   The shaft portion (26a) is screwed and fixed to the base member (2), and the thickness direction position of the plate portion (26b) is adjusted to the first engagement pin (26) by adjusting the screwing amount. ) Can move in the use side accommodation portion (21b) and cannot move in the nonuse side accommodation portion (21c), and in the use side accommodation portion (21b) and the nonuse side accommodation portion ( 21c) The laundry basket supporting device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it can be fixed at a position where it can move.   The stopper means (30) functions as a locking means for the arm 2 in a non-use state by the plate part (26b) coming into contact with the peripheral edge of the non-use side accommodation part (21c). The laundry basket supporting device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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