JP5979688B2 - Bedding lifting equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a device for hanging on a human body at bedtime, that is, a hanging bedding from above, and reducing the burden on the human body due to the weight of the sleeping bedding.

  For a sick person, an elderly person, etc., the weight of the bedding may be a burden on the body when using the bedding. The weight of the sleeping bedding imposes a burden on the bed and causes bed slipping, or the weight of the sleeping bedding on the injured part causes a burden and causes pain. Also, when hitting the bed, the bedding moves following the direction of the body, and the sleeping bedding stays moving because the sleeper's power is insufficient to restore the moved bedding. Or cause a chill. Conventionally, there have been various inventions such as those described in Patent Documents 1 to 6 that reduce the burden on the human body due to the weight of the bedding.

  The sleeping support frame described in Patent Document 1 is intended to reduce body pressure from the weight of the futon, as in the present invention. In Patent Document 1, as shown in FIG. 11, a base portion 103 having a length similar to the height of the user and an arch pipe 101 inserted into a plurality of connecting holes 102 provided in the base portion are formed. A support frame for a bedding is disclosed. The bedding 104 is hung on a kamaboko-type sleeping space formed by the arch pipe 101, and the body pressure from the weight of the futon is reduced.

  The comforter structure described in Patent Document 2 is intended to form a gap between the human body and the comforter so that the weight of the comforter is not felt at bedtime. Similar to the sleeping support frame described in Patent Document 1, a kamaboko type sleeping space is formed.

  The bedding lifting apparatus described in Patent Document 3 reduces or eliminates the load of the upper bedding that acts on the body on the bed, prevents the upper bedding that has been flipped up from restricting human behavior and the like, The object is to adapt or follow the bedding for various postures of people on the bed. The purpose is the same as that of the present invention, but it is a large-scale device and has low versatility.

  The sliding suspended bedding system described in Patent Document 4 reduces the physical weight of the bedding when the physical strength falls and the bedding feels heavy or the strength of the hand weakens due to age or disease, The purpose is to make it easy to sleep on the bed without the assistance of a caregiver. Patent Document 4 includes hanging handles from 3 to 7 places on the left and right sides of the bedding such as a quilt, a skin quilt, a blanket, a towel, and a raised bed sheet, 3 to 5 places on the foot side, and the head side of the bedding. A sliding bedding system with a pulling handle having a pulling handle attached to two places and a sliding clip attached to a bed fence is described.

  Patent Document 5 describes a futon stopper that prevents the comforter from slipping down. As shown in FIG. 12, it is a futon stopper comprising one or two or more clip portions 110 for sandwiching the bedding 113 and a lower fixing portion 111 provided with a flexible connecting body 114 on the upper side. The bedclothes are hung from the horizontal direction at bedtime, and the lifting in the gravity direction is insufficient.

  Patent Document 6 describes a futon hanger for spreading and spreading a futon over a space on a bed. As shown in FIG. 13, a plurality of futon supports 120 each composed of an arm and a support column supporting the arm, and a futon hanger erected on the base 121, so that the arm is positioned in a space on the bed. The base part 121 is sandwiched and installed below the bedclothes 122. By passing futons over all or part of the plurality of arms of the futon support 120, substantially the whole or part of the futons can be spread and held in the space on the bed.

JP2013-63263A Utility Model Registration No. 2554632 JP 2012-235877 A JP 2008-161621 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-44476 JP 2009-95653 A

  It is a means to eliminate the feeling of pressure given to a sleeping person by the weight of the sleeping bedding itself, and it is possible to cope with it regardless of the thickness and material of the sleeping bedding and to provide a simple structure and handling. And

  The problem is solved by a bedding hanging tool including a chuck part that holds a bedding with a chuck member and an arm that suspends the chuck part.

  The hanging bedding is sandwiched between the chuck member and the chuck portion. Specifically, the chuck member is applied to the bedding from the human side when using the bedding, and the chuck portion sandwiches the bedding together with the chuck member from the upper side of the bedding. There are various means for catching when the chuck part catches the hanging bedding. It may consist of a pair of chucks, and may be configured to be fastened with a tape-type fastener as will be described later, tied with a string, or fastened with a button. Moreover, you may stop in a band form. It is sufficient if it can be easily attached and removed.

  The chuck portion includes a chuck having a pair of arms, a lever A attached to one arm of the pair of arms and the one arm following the movement, and attached to the other arm of the pair of arms. A lever B that follows the movement of the other arm, a shaft that pivotally attaches the one arm and the other arm, a hook-and-loop fastener A attached to the lever A, and a tape-type hook-and-loop fastener B. The hook-and-loop fastener B spans the lever A and the lever B so that pulling or returning the hook-and-loop fastener B causes the lever A and the lever B to open and close around the axis. The hook is sandwiched in a space formed by an arm of the chuck opened following the opening and closing of A and the lever B, and the hook and loop fastener A and the hook and loop fastener B are attached to each other to chuck the chuck. There SUMMARY by bedding lifting device, characterized in that catch hanging bedding.

  The bedding includes all of the bedding that is hung on the body of the sleeping person, such as a comforter, a blanket, and a towel. The bedding lifting tool of the present application can be used regardless of the material and weight of the bedding.

  By lifting the bedding, the feeling of pressure given to the sleeper by the weight of the bedding itself is eliminated. Further, when there is a painful affected part due to surgery or injury, it is possible to reduce the burden of the bedding applied to the affected part. In addition, since the hanging bedding is lifted, it is easy to turn over, and it is possible to prevent bedsores of the elderly, the physically handicapped and the sick. Further, since the sleeping bedding does not follow the movement of the sleeping person's body, the position of the sleeping bedding during sleep can be prevented from being shifted, and the state in which the sleeping bedding covers the sleeping person's body can be maintained. Moreover, since the space is created between the sleeping person and the sleeping bedding by lifting the hanging bedding, the stuffiness during the sleeping time can be reduced.

  The stand arm needs to extend in a direction away from the bedding in order to lift the bedding. The stand arm is, for example, a U-shaped member formed by the foot, the stand portion, and the arm portion, and the foot is sandwiched between the back side of the bedclothes and a tatami mat, a mattress or a bed, and the bedding is used. The stand unit stands up from the bedding and forms an L-shape with the foot in the vertical direction upwards, and at a position that is moderately separated from the bedding in the vertical direction, Bends in an L shape in the horizontal direction. Depending on the selection of the height of the stand part, it can cope with the thickness of the mattress of the bedclothes. Further, the stand part may be adjustable in height.

  The problem is solved by a bedding lifting tool characterized in that two pairs of chucks are provided.

  When the hanging bedding is sandwiched in the space formed by the arm of the opened chuck, the chuck member that sandwiches the sleeping bedding is sandwiched between the lever A and the lever B in the space. The problem is solved by a bedding lifting device characterized by the above. Since the chuck member is sandwiched together with the bedding in the space formed by the chuck arm, the shape thereof corresponds to the shape of the space formed by the chuck arm. For example, when there are two pairs of chucks constituting the chuck portion, and the two pairs are arranged in parallel and sandwich the hanging bedding, the shape of the chuck member is sandwiched between the two pairs of chucks at once. It is rod-shaped so that it is possible. Both the chuck and the chuck member are located outside the sleeping bedding, not on the body side of the sleeping person. For this reason, the touch of the bedding is not impaired.

  The chuck portion comprises a chuck mounting mechanism and a chuck mechanism, and the chuck mechanism is easily attached to and detached from the chuck mounting mechanism.

  The problem is solved by a bedding suspender having a foot attached to the bedding, the arm being a stand arm.

  When the chuck portion includes a chuck attachment mechanism and a chuck mechanism, and the chuck mechanism is easily attached to and detached from the chuck attachment mechanism, the chuck attachment mechanism is attached to the arm. For this reason, detaching the chuck mechanism from the chuck mounting mechanism means removing the chuck mechanism from the arm. By detaching the chuck mechanism from the arm, it is possible to easily perform the operation of sandwiching the bedding between the chuck mechanism.

  The problem is solved by a bedding lifting tool in which the stand arm is attached to the bedding by the foot being sandwiched between the edges of the bedclothes at the edge of the bedside of the bedclothes and the back of the bedding.

  The bedding lifting tool of the present application can be mounted on either a tatami mat or a bed type bedding because the foot is sandwiched between the back of the bedclothes.

  By using the foot sandwiched on the back side of the bedclothes at the edge of the sleeping person's foot among the edges of the bedding, the stand portion of the stand arm is positioned on the sleeping person's foot side, and as a result This makes it easier for a sleeper to enter and exit the bedding. In addition, when the length of the foot is inserted into the bedding, the foot is inserted into the back of the bedding while sleeping so that the tip is below the strainer's strainer position. The impact can be minimized.

  The stand arm portion is rotatable at the base portion, and the problem is solved by a bedding lifting tool that allows the stand arm above the bedding to escape from an obstructive position when not in use.

  The problem is solved by a bedding lifting tool in which the chuck portion is movable in the long axis direction of the bedding.

  By making the chuck portion movable in the long axis direction of the bedding, the position of lifting the bedding can be freely set in the long axis direction of the bedding.

  The problem is solved by a bedding lifting tool in which a plurality of the chuck portions are attached.

  Since the chuck portion functions as one that catches and hangs the bedding, by providing two pairs of chuck portions, two positions for catching the bedding can be selected, and a desired portion of the bedding can be lifted. .

  By lifting the bedding, the feeling of pressure given to the sleeper by the weight of the bedding itself is eliminated. Further, when there is a painful affected part due to surgery or injury, it is possible to reduce the burden of the bedding applied to the affected part. In addition, since the hanging bedding is lifted, it is easy to turn over, and it is possible to prevent bedsores of the elderly, the physically handicapped and the sick. Further, since the sleeping bedding does not follow the movement of the sleeping person's body, the position of the sleeping bedding during sleep can be prevented from being shifted, and the state in which the sleeping bedding covers the sleeping person's body can be maintained.

  Since the stand portion has a moderate height and the arm portion extends in a direction parallel to the bedding and has a certain degree of strength, it can be used as a bedding lifting tool, and the arm can be used as a bedding hanging by hanging the bedding on the arm.

  The hanging bedding lifting tool of the present application is not affected by the weight of the bedding material (cotton, feathers, chemical fibers, etc.). That is, even a heavy bedding like cotton can eliminate the feeling of pressure given to the sleeper by the weight of the bedding itself, and the same applies to a light bedding like feathers.

  The bedding lifting tool of the present application can be used for a bed even when the bedding is laid on a tatami mat. It can also accommodate any mattress thickness.

  Since the bedding lifting tool of the present application has no members on the body side of the sleeping person of the sleeping bedding, the touch of the sleeping bedding is not impaired.

  Since the bedding lifting tool of the present application can remove the arm or escape from the long axis direction of the bed when not in use, it does not get in the way when not in use.

  The bedding lifting tool of the present application can be used for a thin bedding and a thick bedding.

  Since the bedding lifting tool of the present application is simple in structure and handling, the cost is low.

The use state of the bedding lifting tool according to the first embodiment of the present application is shown in a perspective view. The use condition of the bedding lifting tool concerning Example 1 of this application is shown with a side view. The bedding lifting tool which concerns on this-application Example 1 is shown with a perspective view. The bedding lifting tool which concerns on this-application Example 1 is shown with a side view. The chuck | zipper part of the bedding lifting tool which concerns on this-application Example 1 is shown with a perspective view. The chuck | zipper part of the bedding lifting tool which concerns on this-application Example 1 is shown with a front view. The chuck | zipper part of the bedding lifting tool which concerns on this-application Example 1 is shown with a side view. AA sectional drawing of FIG. 7 is shown. The use condition of the chuck | zipper part of the bedding lifting tool which concerns on this-application Example 1 is shown. The use condition of the bedding lifting tool which concerns on this-application Example 2 is shown. Reference 1 is shown. Reference 5 is shown. Reference 6 is shown.

  DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  The use state of the bedding lifting tool (1) when the bedclothes are beds is shown in FIG. 1, and the use state when the bedclothes are laid on a tatami instead of the bed is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 1 or 2, the bedding lifting tool (1) includes a foot (10), a stand arm part (20), and a chuck part (30).

  When the bedclothes are beds, for example, the bed mattress (4) and the bedclothes (2) are laid on the bed in that order, and a pillow (6) is placed on the bedclothes. Answer and hang on the hanging bedding (5). When the bedclothes are laid on a tatami mat instead of a bed, for example, the mattress (3) and the bedclothes (2) are laid on the tatami mat in that order, and the pillow (6) is placed on the mat as in the above. It is burned. The sleeping person rests his body on it and hangs on the hanging bedding (5). The bedding lifting tool (1) is attached to the bedding by sandwiching its foot (10) between the bed mattress (4) and the bed or between the mat (3) and the tatami mat. The length of the foot (10) occupies almost one-third of the total length of the bedding, and the bedding lifting tool (1) can maintain a stable standing state because the bite is sufficiently bitten.

  The bedding lifting tool (1) will be described with reference to FIGS. The bedding lifting tool (1) includes a foot (10), a stand arm part (20), and a chuck part (30). The stand arm portion (20) includes an L-shaped fixture (21) joined to the foot (10), an arm A (23) joined to the L-type fixture (21) and the arm fixture (22), and an arm A (23). And an L-shaped arm B (25) joined by a height adjusting ring (24). In order to correspond to the thickness of the mattress, the height of the bedding lifting tool (1) can be adjusted by the height adjusting ring (24). Since the bite into the bedding is sufficient, the bedding lifting tool (1) can maintain a stable standing state. The length of the foot (10) needs to be sufficient to be incorporated into the bedding as described above, and the foot (10) is lower than the average hip position of the human body when sleeping on the bed. Determine so that (10) falls within the range. This is because if it extends above the buttocks, the sleeping person is worried about its thickness and may interfere with sleeping. The thickness of the foot (10) is, for example, about 10 mm so that it can easily enter the gap between the mattress and the bed frame.

  As shown in FIG. 3, when the foot (10) has a notch, the bedding lifting tool (1) is firmly attached to the bed, such as using a notch to tie it to a pipe or the like of the bed. be able to. Furthermore, the bedding lifting tool (1) can be firmly attached to the bed by providing the L-shaped fixture (21) with a notch similar to the foot (10) and similarly tying it with a string or the like. . Since the bedding lifting tool (1) is firmly attached to the bed, the bedding lifting tool (1) can be used as a “catch bar” when the sleeping person gets up from the bed. As shown in FIG. 3, the auxiliary handle (27) may be attached to an arbitrary position of the stand arm portion (20).

  The arm B (25) may be provided with expansion / contraction means (not shown). By this expansion / contraction means, the arm B can be expanded and contracted in the long axis direction of the bedclothes. For example, when the arm interferes with the caregiver of the sleeping person, the arm can be shrunk and avoided. In addition, when the arm B expands and contracts, the positional relationship between the sleeping person and the chuck portion can be changed without changing the chuck portion. That is, when the sleeping person wants to move the position where the sleeping tool does not touch the body (that is, the one where the sleeping tool is lifted by the chuck part) upward, by extending the arm B, the chuck part is moved to the sleeping person's head. The direction of the sleeper is achieved as a result.

  Since the height adjustment ring (24) functions as a loosening of the attachment of the arm B (25) and the arm A (23), the height adjustment ring (24) allows the arm B (25) and the arm A (23) to be The attachment can be loosened and the arm B (25) can be rotated 90 degrees so that it can escape from the long axis direction of the bed so as not to get in the way when the bedding lifting tool (1) is not in use. Regarding the mechanism for rotating the arm, a lock-type rotary joint may be used between the arm B (25) and the arm A (23). In addition, the stand arm part (20) is composed of two I-shaped arms without curves, and one is used in the vertical direction of the bed and the other is used in the longitudinal direction of the bed to form an L-shape. You may make it do. In this case, when the arm is not in use, the two arms are connected by a lock-type rotary joint in order to escape the arm facing the long axis of the bed from the long axis of the bed.

  Arm B (25) can also be removed. When the arm B (25) is removed, the end of the arm A (23) is capped (not shown) so that the user does not get hurt by catching the finger or the like.

  As shown by a dotted line in FIG. 3, a box (28) may be provided in the stand arm portion (20). The box (28) stores a cap attached to the end of the arm A (23) when the arm B (25) is removed, a tool for adjusting the height adjustment ring (24), and the like.

  A reinforcing bar (26) may be provided on the arm B (25).

  As shown in FIG. 4, the bedding lifting tool (1) of the present application is configured such that there is no member protruding inward with a dotted line indicated by reference numeral 29 as a boundary. Thereby, it can respond to the thickness of a mattress freely. In order to ensure the standing state of the bedding lifting device (1), the foot (10) needs to have a certain width in the horizontal direction, and the foot (10) having a certain width in the horizontal direction and the bed vertical In order to firmly attach the member oriented in the direction, it is desirable to give the member oriented in the vertical direction a similar degree of width. For this reason, an L-shaped fixture (21) is required. In consideration of the overall weight of the bedding hanging tool (1) and the like, the stand arm part (20) is preferably a pipe-shaped member. As a result of these requests, as shown in FIG. 4, the stand arm portion (20) is composed of an L-shaped fixture (21), and arm A (23) and arm B (25) of a pipe-like member.

  Although not shown, it may be configured such that there is no protruding member on the outer side instead of the inner side with a dotted line indicated by reference numeral 29 as a boundary. This is effective when the place where the bedding such as a bed is installed is near the wall of the room.

  The length in the long axis direction of the bedding is longer than the length in the long axis direction of the bed or bedclothes, and the bedding lifting tool (1) is attached as shown in FIGS. May not be able to cover. In such a case, a member (not shown) for receiving the extended sleeping bedding is provided on the member (L-shaped fixture (21) in FIGS. 1 to 4) joined to the foot (10). In this case, the member to be joined to the foot (10) is not L-shaped but has a shape having a convex portion extending in the downward direction or in the foot direction of the sleeping person.

  The chuck part (30) will be described with reference to FIGS. The chuck portion (30) includes a chuck attachment mechanism (54) and a chuck mechanism (55). The chuck attachment mechanism (54) has a collar (31) and a belt (33) for attaching the chuck portion (30) to the arm B (25) of the bedding lifting tool (1). The belt (33) can be adjusted in length by a buckle (34). The arm B (25) of the bedding lifting tool (1) is fitted to the inner periphery of the collar (31). The collar (31) can move freely along the arm B (25) by loosening the screw (32). After positioning the chuck portion (30), the screw (32) is tightened to stand the arm portion. The chuck part (30) is fixed to (20).

  The chuck mechanism (55) includes two pairs of chucks that open and close in the circumferential direction of the chuck shaft (43) around the chuck shaft (43). One pair (chuck A (39, 41)) is attached to one end of the chuck shaft (43), and the other pair (chuck B (40, 42)) is attached to the other end of the chuck shaft (43). Chuck A is a pair of chuck Aa (39) and chuck Ab (41), and chuck B is a pair of chuck Ab (41) and chuck Bb (42).

  Regarding two pairs of chucks that open and close in the circumferential direction of the chuck shaft (43) around the chuck shaft (43), one chuck of one pair of chucks, that is, the chuck Aa (39) and the other pair of chucks A lever B (38) extending in the major axis direction of the chuck shaft (43) is fixed to one chuck, that is, the chuck Ba (40). A lever extending in the longitudinal direction of the chuck shaft (43) is included in the other chuck, that is, the chuck Ab (41) of the pair of chucks, and the one chuck, that is, the chuck Bb (42) of the other pair of chucks. A (37) is fixed.

  Since lever B (38) and lever A (37) are fixed to chuck A and chuck B, respectively, the movement of lever B (38) follows the movement of lever A (39) and chuck B of chuck A. a (40) moves. Further, b (41) of chuck A and b (42) of chuck B also move following the movement of lever A (37).

  A belt (35) is attached in the vicinity of the center of the long axis direction of the chuck shaft (43). When the operation of attaching the chuck mechanism to the bedding is completed and the bedding is lifted, the belt (35) is attached to the belt (33) via the joint (36).

  A method for the chuck mechanism to grip the bedding will be described with reference to FIG. The lever B (38) has a hole B (48), and the lever A (37) has a hole B (48). A hook-and-loop fastener b (51) is fixed to the outer wall of the lever B (38). The hook-and-loop fastener a (50) passes through the hole B (48) and the hole A (49), and extends over the lower end of the lever B (38) and the lower end of the lever A (37). One end of the hook-and-loop fastener a (50) is attached to the lower end of the lever B (38), and the other end of the hook-and-loop fastener a (50) is fastened to the hook-and-loop fastener b (51) (see FIG. 9). (A)). As shown in FIG. 9 (b), the fastener fasteners of the hook-and-loop fastener a (50) and hook-and-loop fastener b (51) are removed (I), and the lever A (37) and lever B (38) are pulled upward to each other. The lower part of A (37) and lever B (38) is opened around the axis, that is, the chuck axis (43) (II). The bedding (5) is inserted into the open space, and the receiving rod (45) is further inserted from below. As shown in FIG. 9C, the hook-and-loop fastener a (50) is pulled up in the direction of IV. As a result, the lower portions of the lever A (37) and the lever B (38) are attracted to each other, and the bedding (5) and the receiving rod (45) are fitted into the space formed by the chuck Bb (42) and the chuck Ba (40). .

  As a mechanism for opening and closing the lower side of the lever A (37) and the lever B (38), a mechanism using a coil spring provided between the lever A (37) and the lever B (38) can be considered. It is important to use a hook-and-loop fastener that spans lever A (37) and lever B (38). There are a wide variety of beddings, from thin ones such as towels to thick ones such as cotton futons, and a strong coil spring is required to sandwich the thick ones. In order to open and close such a coil spring, a large force is required, and labor is applied to the operator. For example, when a strong force is applied in the direction of pulling the hanging bedding (5), the coil spring follows the spring and loosens the spring, and in some cases, the hanging bedding (5) and the receiving rod (45) are connected to the chuck mechanism. Fall out of it. On the other hand, in the case of the hook-and-loop fastener as in the present application, once the fastener is fastened, no force acts in the direction of opening the chuck Ba (40) and the chuck Bb (42) until the fastener is removed. ) And the receiving rod (45) will not fall out of the chuck mechanism.

  FIG. 7B shows a state where the chuck is viewed from below, taking the chuck B (40, 42) as an example, and the pair of arms (40, 42) face each other. On the other hand, FIG.7 (c) shows the state which looked up at the chuck | zipper from the bottom for the example of chuck | zipper B (40,42), but a pair of arms (40,42) are facing each other, but the long axis of bedding They are facing away from each other. Due to the shift of the bedding in the long axis direction, it is possible to handle gripping a thick bedding.

  As shown in FIG. 10, a plurality of chuck portions (30) may be attached to the stand arm portion (20). Depending on the portion where it is desired to avoid the burden on the body due to the weight of the bedding, the number of the chuck portions (30) can be singular or plural. Similarly, the position where the chuck portion (30) is attached is also determined according to the portion where the burden on the body due to the weight of the bedding is to be avoided.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bedding lifting tool 2 Bedding 3 Bedding mat 4 Bed mattress 5 Bedding 6 Pillow 10 Foot 20 Stand arm part 21 L-type attachment 22 Arm attachment 23 Arm A
24 Height adjustment ring 25 Arm B
26 Reinforcing bar 27 Auxiliary handle 28 Box 30 Chuck part 31 Collar 32 Screw 33 Belt 34 Buckle 35 Belt 36 Joint 37 Lever A
38 Lever B
39 Chuck Aa
40 Chuck Ba
41 Chuck Ab
42 Chuck Bb
43 Chuck shaft 45 Receiving rod 48 Hole B
49 Hole A
50 hook-and-loop fastener a
51 hook-and-loop fastener b
54 Chuck attachment mechanism 55 Chuck mechanism 101 Arch pipe 102 Connecting hole 103 Base 104 Luggage bedding 110 Duvet stopper 111 Lower fixing part 112 Bed linen 113 Bed linen 120 Arm 121 Base 122 Bed linen

Claims (9)

A chuck part that catches a hanging bedding between the chuck member, and
A bedding suspender comprising an arm portion for suspending a chuck portion ,
The chuck portion is
A chuck having a pair of arms, and a lever A attached to one of the pair of arms, the one arm following the movement,
A lever B attached to the other arm of the pair of arms and the other arm following its movement;
An axis that pivotally mounts the one arm and the other arm;
A hook-and-loop fastener A attached to the lever A and a tape-type hook-and-loop fastener B;
The hook-and-loop fastener B spans the lever A and the lever B so that pulling and returning the hook-and-loop fastener B brings the lever A and the lever B to open and close around the axis,
The hanging bedding is sandwiched in a space formed by an arm of a chuck opened following the opening and closing of the lever A and the lever B,
A bedding lifting tool in which the chuck portion catches a bedding by attaching the hook-and-loop fastener A and the hook-and-loop fastener B to each other. The bedding lifting tool according to claim 1, wherein two pairs of the chucks are provided. The bedding lifting tool according to claim 1, wherein the chuck portion includes a chuck attachment mechanism and a chuck mechanism, and the chuck mechanism is easily attached to and detached from the chuck attachment mechanism. The bedding hanging tool according to claim 1, wherein the arm is extendable and retractable in a long axis direction of the bedding. The bedding lifting tool according to claim 1, wherein the arm is a stand arm and has a foot attached to the bedding. The bedding lifting tool according to claim 5, wherein the stand arm is attached to the bedding by the foot being sandwiched between the edges of the bedding and the back side of the bedclothes at the edge of the bedside of the bedding. The bedding lifting tool according to claim 5, wherein the stand arm portion is rotatable at a base portion, and the stand arm above the bedding can escape from an obstructive position when not in use. The bedding lifting tool according to claim 1, wherein the chuck portion is movable in a long axis direction of the bedding. The bedding lifting tool according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of the chuck portions are attached.

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