JP6892537B1 - Footwear storage case to put outside - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To open and close a lid portion even when both hands cannot be used, without getting dirty on the hands and not being blown and damaged even when exposed to a heavy wind and rain such as a thunderstorm. Provide an outside footwear case that allows you to do household chores efficiently. SOLUTION: The dish is composed of a circular dish portion 2, a rotatable and disc-shaped footwear mounting portion 3, and a dome-shaped lid portion 1, and an arch-shaped handle portion 4 is provided on the upper portion of the lid portion 1. It is fixed, and the footwear mounting portion 3 is rotatably mounted on the upper surface portion of the dish portion 2, and is formed so as to cover the entire dish portion 2 and the footwear mounting portion 3 with the lid portion 1, and the handle portion 4 and the lid portion. The footwear storage case 10 placed outside is characterized in that an arch-shaped handle portion 4 is formed so as to be able to insert at least a toe tip portion between the upper surface portions of the footwear 1. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a footwear storage case to be placed outside for storing footwear that may be exposed to wind and rain such as a veranda or a self-propelled mouth. Put on the footwear directly as it is, then go out from the footwear resting part to finish the work, then get on the footwear resting part, take off the footwear, and cover the footwear resting part again with the lid part. Regarding footwear storage cases that can be placed outside.

As a slipper box on the balcony where the slippers of the veranda, which have been exposed to sand and rain, can be put in the box, a) The slipper box lid (6) is provided on the balcony slipper stand (1), and the slippers (5) are attached. Put in. B) A sponge (4) is provided on the dust prevention portion (9) at the edge of the balcony slipper stand (1). C) Provide a handle (7) and a slipper eyelet (8) at a right angle to the slipper box lid (6). D) Provide a fixture (2) and a stopper (3) on the balcony slipper stand (1), provide a fastener (13) on the slipper box lid (6), and turn it in the direction of the shimeji mushroom (10). Provide. E) A rubber handle (11) with glue is provided on the upper part of the balcony slipper stand (1), and a rubber plate foot (12) is also provided. A veranda slipper box configured as described above has been proposed (Patent Document 1).

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2006-150030

However, the veranda slipper box must be operated by holding the turning handle (7) by hand, placing the slipper box lid (6) sideways, and putting on the slippers. At this time, the influence of rain, dust, etc. There is a problem that dirt adhering on the turning handle adheres to the palm and is unsanitary, and the slipper box lid (6) integrated with the turning handle (7) is exposed to heavy wind and rain such as thunderstorms. Then, there is a problem that it may be blown somewhere and damaged.

Also, when wearing slippers on the balcony, most of the time, the laundry is dried, and most of the time, the laundry is held in both hands. There is a problem that it is not possible to open the slipper box lid (6) and place it sideways. If the handle (7) is to be grasped by hand, there is a problem that the laundry held in both hands must be temporarily placed somewhere, which is an extra operation.

The problem to be solved by the present invention is that the hands do not get dirty, they are not blown off and damaged even when exposed to heavy wind and rain such as thunderstorms, and the lid portion is in a state where both hands cannot be used. It is to provide a footwear case to be placed outside, which can be opened and closed and can perform household chores efficiently.

In order to solve the above problems, the invention according to claim 1 comprises a dish portion having a circular shape and a peripheral portion rising obliquely outward , a rotatable disc-shaped footwear mounting portion, a dome-shaped lid portion, and the like. Consists of
An arched handle is fixed to the top of the lid,
A shaft is erected at the center of the inner upper surface of the dish, and the peripheral portion of the shaft of the dish is formed by raising from the bottom of the dish.
A hole is drilled in the center of the footwear mounting part,
Fit the hole of the footwear mounting part to the shaft of the dish part,
The footwear mounting portion is rotatably placed on the upper surface of the dish portion, and is formed so as to cover the entire dish portion and the footwear mounting portion with the lid portion.
Provided is an externally placed footwear storage case characterized in that an arched handle portion is formed between the handle portion and the upper surface portion of the lid portion so as to allow at least the toe portion of the toe to be inserted.

The invention according to claim 2 comprises a dish portion having a circular shape and a peripheral portion rising obliquely outward , a rotatable disc-shaped footwear mounting portion, and a dome-shaped lid portion.
An arched handle is fixed to the top of the lid,
A shaft is erected at the center of the inner upper surface of the dish, and the peripheral portion of the shaft of the dish is formed by raising from the bottom of the dish.
A hole is drilled in the center of the footwear mounting part,
Fit the hole of the footwear mounting part to the shaft of the dish part,
The footwear mounting portion is rotatably placed on the upper surface of the dish portion, and is formed so as to cover the entire dish portion and the footwear mounting portion with the lid portion.
An arch-shaped handle is formed between the handle and the upper surface of the lid so that at least the toes of the foot can be inserted.
An engaging means for engaging the dish and the lid is provided, and the dish and the lid are detachably formed.
By inserting the toe part of the foot between the handle part and the upper surface part of the lid part and rotating the toe part in a substantially horizontal direction, the attachment between the dish part and the lid part is formed detachably.
Provided is a footwear storage case to be placed outside according to claim 1.

The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that a rod-shaped rotary operation rod is erected at the peripheral end of the footwear resting portion, and the footwear storage placed outside of claim 1 or 2. Provide a case.

The footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention has a dome-shaped lid, and in the state where the footwear is stored, the dish portion and the footwear storage portion on which the footwear is placed have a dome-shaped lid portion. Even if heavy wind and rain hit the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention, the force is released by the dome-shaped lid. For this reason, there is an effect that the force due to wind and rain or the like acts intensively on a specific outer surface as in the conventional case, and as a result, the case is not blown off and damaged.

In addition, the arched handle on the upper part of the lid is formed so that at least the tip of the toe can be inserted between it and the upper surface of the lower lid, so that the stored footwear can be worn. When removing the lid from the state of covering the plate and the footwear mounting part (when the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention is opened), the toe tip is inserted between the handle and the lid. Then, the handle portion may be lifted by the instep portion on the toe side of the foot, and the lid portion may be placed next to the plate portion and the footwear mounting portion. Therefore, the lid portion is operated without using any hands to the present invention. There is an effect that the footwear storage case placed outside can be easily opened and closed. As a result, the dirt adhering to the upper part of the handle portion does not adhere to the hand, which has the effect of being hygienic. In particular, since dirt hardly adheres to the back side of the handle portion, dirt hardly adheres to the instep portion, which has the effect of being extremely hygienic.

Further, in the footwear storage case placed outside according to claim 2, since the lid and the dish can be engaged by the fastening means, the lid is placed on the dish and the upper part of the dish. It has the effect of being integrated with the rest, and even if the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention is exposed to heavy wind and rain due to the increase in weight, the case is not blown off. Such an effect, combined with the dome-shaped lid, has the effect of synergistically increasing the resistance to wind and rain.

In particular, the engagement of the lid and the dish by the engagement means is formed to be detachable by rotating the toe of the foot in a substantially horizontal direction, so that the lid can be attached without using any hands as described above. It has the effect of being able to freely open and close the footwear storage case placed outside and attach / detach the attachment between the lid and the dish according to the present invention, and it is extremely hygienic because it does not use hands. There is.

Further, in the footwear storage case placed outside according to claim 3, since a rotation operation rod is erected at the peripheral end of the footwear placement portion, the rotation operation rod is applied to the sole of the foot to rotate the footwear placement portion. This has the effect of easily changing the orientation of the footwear placed on the footwear resting part with the sole of the foot. Therefore, when taking off the footwear, the toe part should be taken off as it is toward the indoor direction, and after taking off the footwear, the rotation operation rod is put on the sole of the foot and the footwear resting part is operated so as to rotate 180 degrees. Then, the tip of the footwear will face the outdoor direction, and the next time the footwear is put on, the toes of the toes can be slid into the footwear as it is, and the movement of putting on the footwear becomes easier. There is an effect.

As described above, the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention does not require the use of any hands when putting on and taking off the footwear, so that the virus can be transmitted from the handle to the hand when the lid is removed by hand. It has the effect of eliminating the risk of virus infection by sticking to the skin and touching the mouth or face with its hands, and even if it cannot be used due to holding laundry etc. with both hands, standing up. There is an effect that the lid can be opened and closed efficiently as it is.

It is an overall perspective view of one Example of the footwear storage case placed outside which concerns on this invention. FIG. 5 is an overall perspective view showing a state in which sandals are placed on a footwear mounting portion, which is an embodiment of a footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention. It is an exploded perspective view of an Example of a footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention. FIG. 5 is a state perspective view showing a state in which the toe portion of the foot is hooked on the handle portion and the lid portion is lifted upward while being opened according to an embodiment of the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention. It is a state perspective view immediately after taking off the sandals in the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention. It shows a state immediately after taking off the sandals on the footwear resting part of the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention, and trying to rotate the footwear resting part by putting the sole of the foot on the upper part of the rotation operation rod. It is a state perspective view. After taking off the sandals on the footwear mounting portion of the footwear storage case placed outside according to the present invention, the sole of the foot is placed on the upper part of the rotation operation rod to rotate the footwear mounting portion 180 degrees, and the tip portion of the footwear is outdoors. It is a state perspective view which shows the state which faces the direction, and also hooks the toe part of the foot on the handle part in the lid part, and tries to cover the whole of the dish part and the footwear resting part with the lid part. It is a state perspective view which shows the state which one Example of the engaging means is provided in the dish part and the lid part. It is an overall perspective view which shows the state which the dish part and the lid part are anchored in one Example of the anchoring means. It is a state perspective view which shows the state which another embodiment of the means of engaging the dish part and a lid part is provided. It is an overall perspective view which shows that the dish part and the lid part are anchored by another embodiment of the anchoring means.

Next, an example of the footwear storage case placed outside according to claims 1 and 3 of the present application will be described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7.

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of an embodiment of the footwear storage case 10 placed outside according to claims 1 and 3, and 1 is a dome-shaped lid portion. The lid portion 1 is rotatably mounted around a dish portion 2 having a circular shape and a peripheral edge portion rising slightly obliquely outward, and a shaft 2a erected at the center of an upper surface portion inside the dish portion 2. It is formed so as to cover the entire disc-shaped footwear resting portion 3 on which the footwear is placed so that it can be completely covered.

The size of the lid 1, the dish 2, and the footwear mounting 3 can be such that the footwear H can be placed on the upper surface of the footwear 3 as shown in FIG. 2, and the lower end of the lid 1 can be placed. 1a is formed so as to be in contact with the floor surface on which the dish portion 2 is placed.

An arch-shaped handle portion 4 is fixed to the upper portion of the lid portion 1, and the size of the arch of the handle portion 4 is as shown in FIG. 4 between the lower side 4a of the handle portion 4 and the upper surface portion 1b of the lid portion 1. The toe portion T of at least one foot is formed to be large enough to be inserted into the.

A shaft 2a erected in the center of the upper surface side of the dish portion 2 and a hole 3a for loosely fitting are formed in the center of the footwear mounting portion 3, and a peripheral portion 2b of the shaft 2a of the dish portion 2 is formed. Is formed so as to be slightly raised from the bottom surface portion 2c of the dish portion 2. Therefore, the back surface of the footwear mounting portion 3 in which the hole 3a is loosely fitted to the shaft 2a and the bottom surface portion 2c of the dish portion 2 do not come into close contact with each other, and the footwear mounting portion 3 is placed on the upper surface portion of the dish portion 2. It is formed so that it can rotate smoothly.

In this embodiment, two rotation operating rods 5 are provided at the peripheral end of the footwear placing portion 3, but in the footwear storage case placed outside according to claim 3, at least one rotation operating rod 5 is provided. It suffices if is provided. The rotation operation rod 5 has a rod shape, and the upper apex portion 5a is formed in a slightly rounded pointed shape. As shown in FIG. 6, the sole of the foot is applied to the upper apex portion 5a to rotate the footwear resting portion 3. It is made so that it can be done.

FIG. 2 shows a state in which the footwear H is placed on the footwear mounting portion 3 of the embodiment of the footwear storage case 10 placed outside, which is configured as described above. As shown in FIG. 4, first, the toe portion T of the foot is inserted between the handle portion 4 and the upper surface portion 1b of the lid portion 1, and the handle portion 4 is lifted by the instep portion on the toe side to lift the lid portion 1. Lift it up and place the lid 1 on the side of the plate 2 and the footwear rest 3.

After putting on the footwear H and finishing the work, the footwear H is taken off on the footwear placing portion 3 with the tip of the footwear H facing indoors as shown in FIG. Then, as shown in FIG. 6, the sole of the foot is put against the upper apex portion 5a of the rotation operation rod 5 to rotate the footwear mounting portion 3 by 180 degrees, and the tip portion of the footwear H is directed to the outdoor direction. By doing so, the footwear H can be put on quickly next time.

Finally, as shown in FIG. 7, the toe portion T of the foot is inserted between the handle portion 4 and the upper surface portion 1b of the lid portion 1, and the handle portion 4 is lifted by the instep portion on the toe side to raise the lid portion 1. It is lifted and moved so as to cover the entire dish portion 2 and the footwear placing portion 3.

In the above, immediately after taking off the footwear H, the rotation operation rod 5 was operated with the sole of the foot to change the direction of the footwear H by 180 degrees, but the direction of the footwear H was changed immediately before putting on the footwear H. Of course you can go. In this embodiment, the rotation operation rod 5 is erected, but the rotation operation rod 5 is not always necessary in the footwear storage case placed outside according to claim 1, and in this case, the direction of the footwear H is changed by 180 degrees. In order to make the footwear resting portion 3 rotate 180 degrees by applying a force so as to directly rotate the footwear resting portion 3 on the back side of the toe tip of the foot or the like.

Next, an embodiment of the footwear storage case placed outside according to claims 2 and 3 will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 11.

The footwear storage cases 20 and 30 placed outside shown in FIGS. 8 to 11 are both provided with engaging means 26 and 36 for engaging the dishes 22 and 32 and the lids 21 and 31, and are provided with the dishes 22 and 32. The lids 21 and 31 are detachably formed by the engaging means 26 and 36. The engaging means 26 in the footwear storage case 20 placed outside shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 includes L-shaped male metal fittings 26a and 26a and female metal fittings 26b and 26b whose ends are wound in a U shape. The male metal fittings 26a and 26a are fixed to the lower end portion 21a of the lid portion 21 at positions facing each other so as to vertically divide the lid portion 21 as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 in a state of protruding outward. The female metal fittings 26b and 26b are fixed to the bottom surface portion of the dish portion 22 so that the U-shaped portion is on the outside (the U-shaped opening is on the inside) in a state of protruding outward.

The male metal fittings 26a and 26a are configured to be loosely fitted to the female metal fittings 26b and 26b at the same time, respectively. Therefore, the toes of the toes are between the handle portion 24 and the upper surface portion 21b of the lid portion 21. By inserting the portion T and rotating the toe portion T in a substantially horizontal direction, the male metal fittings 26a and 26a and the female metal fittings 26b and 26b become detachable, and as a result, the dish portion 22 and the lid portion 21 are engaged. The clothes are removable.

Further, in the engaging means 36 in the footwear storage case 30 placed outside shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the vertical U-shaped metal fittings 36a and 36a have a U-shaped portion below the lower end portion 31a of the lid portion 31, respectively. Each U-shaped opening is fixed so as to be in the opposite direction at the opposite position where the lid portion 31 is vertically divided into two in a state of protruding to the side. Further, on the dish portion 32 side, horizontal U-shaped metal fittings 36b, 36b are provided on the bottom surface of the dish portion 32 so that the vertical U-shaped metal fittings 36a, 36a and the U-shaped opening are loosely fitted to each other. The vertical U-shaped metal fittings 36a and 36a and the horizontal U-shaped metal fittings 36b and 36b are fixed to the outer surface of the portion so as to project outward, respectively, with the handle portion 34 and the upper surface portion 31b of the lid portion 31. By inserting the toe tip portion T of the foot between them and rotating the toe tip portion T in a substantially horizontal direction, the dish portion 32 and the lid portion 31 can be attached and detached as a result.

The footwear storage cases 20 and 30 placed outside, which are configured as described above, are used when the lids 21 and 31 are lifted or when the lids 21 and 31 cover the dishes 22 and 32 and the footwear mounting portions 23 and 33. By simply rotating the toe portion T of the foot inserted between the handle portions 24 and 34 and the upper surface portions 21b and 31b of the lid portions 21 and 31 in a substantially horizontal direction, the engaging means 26 and 36 can be easily used. The engaged state may be attached and detached, and other configurations and operations are the same as those of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 8 above.

1 Lid 1a Lower end 1b Top surface 2 Dish 2a Shaft 2b Peripheral 2c Bottom 3 Footwear mounting 3a Hole 4 Handle 4a Lower 5 Rotating operating rod 5a Upper apex 10 Footwear storage case 20 placed outside Footwear storage case 21 to be placed outside 21a Lower end 21b Top surface 22 Dish 23 Footwear mounting 24 Handle 26 Engagement means 26a Male metal fittings 26b Female metal fittings 30 Footwear storage case 31 to be placed outside 31 lid 31a Lower end 31b Top surface 32 Dish 33 Footwear mounting 34 Handle 36 Engagement means 36a Vertical U-shaped metal fittings 36b Horizontal U-shaped metal fittings T Toe tip H Footwear

Claims (3)

It consists of a circular dish with a peripheral edge that rises diagonally outward , a rotatable, disc-shaped footwear rest, and a dome-shaped lid.
An arched handle is fixed to the top of the lid,
A shaft is erected at the center of the inner upper surface of the dish, and the peripheral portion of the shaft of the dish is formed by raising from the bottom of the dish.
A hole is drilled in the center of the footwear mounting part,
Fit the hole of the footwear mounting part to the shaft of the dish part,
The footwear mounting portion is rotatably placed on the upper surface of the dish portion, and is formed so as to cover the entire dish portion and the footwear mounting portion with the lid portion.
An external footwear storage case characterized in that an arched handle is formed between the handle and the upper surface of the lid to a size that allows at least the toes of the toes to be inserted. It consists of a circular dish with a peripheral edge that rises diagonally outward , a rotatable, disc-shaped footwear rest, and a dome-shaped lid.
An arched handle is fixed to the top of the lid,
A shaft is erected at the center of the inner upper surface of the dish, and the peripheral portion of the shaft of the dish is formed by raising from the bottom of the dish.
A hole is drilled in the center of the footwear mounting part,
Fit the hole of the footwear mounting part to the shaft of the dish part,
The footwear mounting portion is rotatably placed on the upper surface of the dish portion, and is formed so as to cover the entire dish portion and the footwear mounting portion with the lid portion.
An arch-shaped handle is formed between the handle and the upper surface of the lid so that at least the toes of the foot can be inserted.
An engaging means for engaging the dish and the lid is provided, and the dish and the lid are detachably formed.
By inserting the toe part of the foot between the handle part and the upper surface part of the lid part and rotating the toe part in a substantially horizontal direction, the attachment between the dish part and the lid part is formed detachably.
A footwear storage case placed outside according to claim 1. The footwear storage case placed outside according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a rod-shaped rotary operation rod is erected at the peripheral end of the footwear mounting portion.

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