JP6501081B2 - Partition - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a partition that can stand and store clothes in a storage box such as a drawer of a closet, and prevents a load collapse and a random state when some clothes are pulled out.

In recent years, it has been recommended to stand and store clothes as a method of storing clothes in a drawer or storage box for easy viewing.
However, clothing can not stand on its own like a book. For this reason, if a part of the clothes is pulled out from the laid-out and organized state, a load collapse will occur, resulting in a messy state.

A variety of structures have been proposed and commercialized that partition the items stored in the kitchen or drawer of the cabinet so as not to damage them. Although there are patent documents 1 grade, there are few similar inventions about the structure which stores clothes, a drawer, and the structure which divides a storage box, and there was a thing inferior to convenience.
Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-208762

An object of the present invention is to maintain the state in which clothes are stored upright by using the present invention in the conventional drawer-less drawers of compartments and storage boxes.

A board in which a plurality of pairs of holes are provided at predetermined intervals. It consists of a bottom plate having a locking end engaged with the hole of the board, and a partition plate consisting of a partition which is erected from the bottom plate, and a virtual line connecting the hole forming a pair with the locking end is softly Insert into the hole and engage the two dividers to create a space. The clothes can be kept upright by storing them in the space.

Clothing, like books, can not maintain its independence.
By using this divider in the drawer or storage box currently in use, it becomes possible to store the clothes in a standing state. Furthermore, it is possible to reduce the waste of the storage space and maintain an easy-to-see state without collapsing even if a part of the clothes is pulled out from the laid-down state.

Furthermore, since the interval can be adjusted, it is possible to hold and store clothes requiring a width like a sweater and to increase the number of clothes to be stored.

It is a perspective view of the Example which used this invention for the drawer | drawer and storage box which concern on one Embodiment of this invention. This storage box is a drawer for closet and a storage box for clothes. It is a perspective view of a board in which a plurality of pairs of holes are provided at predetermined intervals. It is a perspective view of the partition plate which consists of a bottom plate which has a stop side engaged with the hole of the board of FIG. 2, and a partition part which stands up from this bottom plate. It is a bottom view of the hole which engaged the partition plate with the board. It is a perspective view of the board which provided connection means. It is the perspective view which connected the boards of FIG. It is a perspective view of the board which made one end stand and provided a partition part and was made into L character.

Hereinafter, the implementation of the present invention will be described based on FIGS. 1 to 7.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a drawer or storage box of a closet according to one embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 1 shows that the drawer and the long side 2 of the storage box 1 and the long side of the board 3 of FIG. 2 are installed in parallel.
Board 3 should be smaller than the bottom of the storage box used.

The hooking side 14 of the partition plate 4 of FIG. 3 is inserted into the pair of holes of the board 3 of FIG. 2 in the Y direction.
The partition board should be lower than the height of the storage box used and narrow

FIG. 4 is a bottom view of the hole in which the partition plate 4 and the hooking side 14 are engaged with each other as described above. The hooking side 14 of the partition plate 4 is inserted in the direction of Y into the pair of hole portions 6 of the board 3 and the partition plate 4 is engaged.

By engaging the partition plate 7 with the board 3 as described above, a space for housing the clothes 8 is formed.

When the clothes 8 are stored in the space, the pressure from the clothes is applied to the partition plates 4 and 7 in the direction of X, but the pressure is applied perpendicularly to the direction Y in which the partition plates are inserted. It is possible to keep the clothes in a standing condition without having to. As a result, it becomes possible to keep the organized state without breaking even if a part of the clothes is removed.

By providing a plurality of pairs of holes 6 in the board 3 in order to form a desired space corresponding to the clothes to be stored, it is possible to change the interval at which the partition plate 4 is engaged. Since the width of clothes like a sweater can be held down, it is possible to increase the number of clothes that can be stored.

In order to form a desired partition space corresponding to the clothes 8 to be stored in the storage box main body in the storage box 1, only a necessary number of partition plates may be used. In the first embodiment, at least the partition plates 4 and 7 are used. The two boards 1 and 2 and the one board 3 form a space for storing the clothes 8 in the storage box 1 as a minimum configuration constituting a partition member.

Also, if the partition plate is not engaged with the plurality of pairs of holes, the flat stack type storage can still be performed as before, so the storage space of the drawer can be utilized without waste.

FIG. 5 is a view provided with means for connecting another adjacent board of the boards of the first embodiment.

A hooking end 21 is provided at one end of the board, and a pair of holes 22 are provided at one end of another board facing each other, and they are inserted and connected in the Z direction in FIG.

By providing the holding side 21 at one end of one board and the pair of holes 22 at the opposite end, continuous connection becomes possible.

By connecting the boards, storage spaces can be continuously formed by using as many partition plates as necessary.

In FIG. 7, one end of the board is erected, and one piece 24 of the partition plate is provided, and a plurality of pairs of hole parts 6 into which the partition sides are inserted are provided at the bottom like the board 3.

Similarly to the first embodiment, the partition plate 4 of FIG. 3 is inserted into the hole 6 to provide a space.

By using the boat 3 and the partition plates 4, 7, 24 as the partition members in the storage box main body 1 such as the drawer of the closet as described above, a space in which the clothes 8 can be stood and stored can be realized.

1 drawer of drawer or storage box 2 drawer for drawer or long side of storage box 3 board 4 · 7 partition plate 6 pair of holes 8 clothes 14 retaining side 21 retaining boards engaging sides 22 retaining boards Engaging hole 24 Board Y with one end erected Direction to engage partition plate X Pressure from clothing Z Direction to engage boards

Claims (3)

A divider used in a storage room for storing clothes,
The board includes: a board having a plurality of pairs of hole parts provided at predetermined intervals; a bottom plate having a locking end engaged with the hole of the board; and a partition plate comprising a partition part standing up from the bottom plate. The hole portion is formed by bending a part of the board in a diagonally downward direction, and the hooking side is formed by bending a part of the bottom plate in a diagonally downward direction, and the hooking side It is inserted into the holes so as to be detachably engaged with the holes along a virtual line connecting the pair of holes, and the virtual line is in a direction orthogonal to the pressure applied from the clothes stored in the partition plate. A divider characterized by being set . 2. A partition according to claim 1, further comprising another board and connecting means adjacent to the board. A partitioner characterized in that the board according to claim 1 is erected at one end and has a part to be a partition board.

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