JPH019470Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Field of Industrial Use" The present invention relates to a hanger for hanging iron kettles, pots, kettles, etc., for example, on a hearth.

``Prior art'' A flexible hook, which has a hook on the lower end of a bamboo tube whose upper end is fixed to a ceiling beam, has been commonly used as a tool for hanging iron kettles, pots, and kettles over the hearth since ancient times. , is common knowledge.

However, in recent years housing styles have changed significantly,
Not only is it almost no longer necessary to install beams on the ceiling with exposed beams, but even if beams are installed,
Since there is a strong tendency for lighting fixtures and the like to be attached to these beams, it is becoming impossible to use a swivel hook, even in houses equipped with traditional hearths.

For this reason, the reality is that various trivets are now being used instead of the jizai hook.

``Problems that ideas are trying to solve'' However, many of today's trivets are expensive, and not only do they have to be a financial burden, but they can also be used when boiling water using an iron kettle, for example. Since the kettle must be unloaded elsewhere, people often get burned by turning over the iron kettle that has been unloaded elsewhere, and the distance between the kettle and the charcoal cannot be adjusted, so the boiling temperature of the water cannot be adjusted accordingly. It was inconvenient.

Furthermore, since the trivet itself is always placed inside the charcoal fire, it deteriorates with long-term use and tends to have a short lifespan.

"Means for Solving Problems" Therefore, in view of the current disadvantages and inconveniences, the present invention provides an installation frame body, a cylindrical support installed upright in the frame body, and a cylindrical support inside the support. The above-mentioned device includes an elevating rod that is inserted into the elevating rod so as to be able to rise and fall and rotate, a beam rod that is installed horizontally on the upper part of the elevating rod, a locking member for the elevating rod with respect to the column, and a mounting tube that is externally fitted on the upper part of the column. The support is erected at a predetermined location of the installation frame body at a certain angle, and the lifting rod is inserted from above in the tilted state, and the beam rod is parallel to the installation frame body. It is placed horizontally on the top of the lifting bar, and a hook is attached so that it can be moved.
Further, the locking member has its rear end pivotally connected to the overhanging arm of the mounting tube so as to be able to move up and down, and its front end tilts downward under its own weight;
A configuration in which an insertion hole through which the lifting rod is inserted from above is formed in the front end of the tilting body weight, and the outer circumferential surface of the lifting rod is pressed by the hole edge of the insertion hole to lock the lifting rod against the column. The purpose is to provide hanging equipment.

``Function'' Therefore, the hanger of the present invention can be installed in a predetermined place such as a hearth via the frame body, and by simply hanging an iron kettle etc. Of course, it is possible to boil water in the same way as the iron kettle. Not only is it possible to always hang the food over the hearth etc. in an ideal condition, but also it is possible to keep it away from the fire without having to take it down somewhere else even after it has boiled.

In addition, since the support is erected at an angle to the installation frame, the weight of the iron kettle, etc.
It is also possible to automatically return the elevating rod itself, which has rotated relative to the support, to the fire source together with the beam rod, which is extremely convenient when hanging iron kettles or the like, or when burning charcoal in the hearth.

``Embodiment'' Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on an embodiment illustrating the present invention.As shown in FIG. An installation frame body 1, a cylindrical support 2 erected on the installation frame 1, a lifting rod 3 with a circular cross section that is fitted into the support 2 so as to be able to rise and fall and rotate, and the lift rod 3. It is mainly composed of a beam rod 4 installed horizontally on the upper part of the tower, and a locking member 5 for the lifting rod 3 relative to the support column 2.

Specifically, as shown in the figure, the installation frame body 1
is a receiving part 6 into which the lower part of the support column 2 is screwed into the central part.
is fixed at an angle of a certain angle (preferably around 5 degrees), and by screwing the lower part of the support 2 into the receiving part 6, the support 2 is erected with an inclination of the above-mentioned angle. At the same time, the elevator bar 3 remains in the tilted state.
The configuration is such that the Therefore, the lifting rod 3 also has the same inclination angle and is fitted into the support column 2 so as to be able to move up and down and rotate.

The beam rod 4 has a hexagonal cross section, and its base is fixed to the upper part of the lifting rod 3, and the beam rod 4 is installed horizontally on the lifting rod 3 in parallel with the installation frame 1, and is attached to a hook. 7 is movably mounted via a mounting member 8, and a stopper plate 9 of the mounting member 8 is provided at the tip of the beam rod 4, and the stopper plate 9
The tip of a reinforcing rod 10 diagonally installed on the top of the lifting rod 3 is fixed to reinforce and maintain the horizontally installed state of the beam rod 4.

Furthermore, the locking member 5 has a hollow cylindrical body, and has its rear end pivotably mounted on the protruding arm 13a of the mounting tube 13 externally fitted onto the upper part of the support column 2 so as to be able to move up and down. , has a structure in which its front end side is inclined downward by its own weight, and upper and lower insertion holes 11 and 12 are bored in the front end which is inclined downward by its own weight, through which the lifting rod 3 is inserted from above. When installed on the support column 2 via the mounting tube 13, the corresponding edges of the insertion holes 11 and 12 firmly press the outer circumferential surface of the elevating rod 3 in the inserted state. The structure is such that it can be reliably locked onto the support column 2.

Incidentally, in order to position and attach the mounting tube 13 to the support column 2, a stopper stepped portion 14 is formed at an appropriate position on the support column 2. Further, in the figure, 15 is a cap body that is fitted onto the upper end of the support column 2.

Therefore, when hanging the iron kettle K on the hearth using a hanger with such a structure, as shown in FIG. After the pillar 2 is erected in an inclined manner, the lifting rod 3 is inserted and locked into the pillar 2 via the locking member 5, and the installation frame 1 is attached to the edge of the hearth (not shown). and the hook 7 of the beam bar 4.
If you hang an iron kettle K on it, you will be able to boil water in the same way as with a conventional jizaihaku or trivet.

However, with this hanger, if the center of the charcoal in the hearth and the iron kettle K are misaligned,
As shown in the figure, a hook 7 attached to the beam bar 4
By horizontally moving the iron kettle K in the direction of arrow A in the figure via the mounting member 8, it becomes possible to immediately suspend the iron kettle K at an optimal position.

Also, if you want to adjust the distance between the iron kettle K and the charcoal fire to speed up or delay the boiling time of the water, you can lift the locking member 5 that is in the locked state of the lifting rod 3 upward by tilting downward with its own weight. , insertion hole 11,
Since the lock by the hole edge 12 is released, if the lifting rod 3 is moved up and down in the direction of arrow B in the figure in this state and the locking member 5 is locked again, the distance between the iron kettle K and the charcoal fire will be reduced. can be adjusted, making it possible to speed up or slow down the time the water boils.

Furthermore, even when the lifting rod 3 is in the locked state, it is possible to rotate it relative to the column 2.
As shown in the figure, for example, by gripping the reinforcing rod 10 and rotating it 180 degrees in the direction of arrow C in the figure, it is possible to not only keep the boiling iron kettle K away from the charcoal fire by swinging it, but also to keep the boiling iron kettle K away from the charcoal fire when not in use. In order to prevent deterioration of the beam rod 4 and the like due to high-temperature heating, it is also possible to rotate the beam rod 4 in the same manner and keep it on standby at the rear.

In addition, if you want to burn charcoal in the hearth, you can easily burn the charcoal by rotating the lifting rod 3 together with the beam rod 4 by the necessary amount and moving the iron kettle K. Not only that, after the charcoal is burnt, the lifting rod 3 gradually rotates due to the tilting angle of the support 2 and the weight of the iron kettle K, and the iron kettle K is returned to its original position without having to move the iron kettle K again. It will be automatically restored. This also means that when the iron kettle K is hung on the hook 7 for the first time, it is returned to its original position in the same way.

Although this embodiment relates to the case where the iron kettle K is hung on a hearth, it goes without saying that it can also be used in a similar manner when a pot or kettle is hung on an electric heater, gas stove, etc. Furthermore, since this hanger can be disassembled, it has the advantage that it can be disassembled and carried to a campsite, etc., and used for cooking in a campsite.

"Effect of the invention" As described above, by adopting the above structure, the hanger according to the present invention can be installed at a predetermined place such as a hearth via the installation frame, and an iron kettle, etc. can be hung from the hook of the beam rod. Of course, it is possible to boil water just by lowering it, just like a conventional adjustable hook or trivet, but it also allows for horizontal movement of the hook relative to the beam, vertical movement of the lifting rod relative to the support, and rotation of the lifting rod. Due to the swinging of the beam rod, it is possible to always hang iron kettles etc. over the hearth etc. in an ideal condition.
Moreover, even after boiling, it is possible to move the iron kettle etc. away from the fire without having to take it elsewhere, thereby eliminating the disadvantages and inconveniences of using a trivet.

In addition, installing the support at an angle to the installation frame means that the weight of the iron kettle, etc. will cause the lifting rod inserted into the support to rotate and automatically return the beam to the source of the fire. This makes it extremely convenient when hanging an iron kettle or the like from this hanger, or when grilling charcoal on a hearth or the like.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a hanger according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the same assembled state, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing an example of an actual usage mode. 1... Installation frame body, 2... Support column, 3...
Lifting rod, 4... Beam bar, 5... Lock member, 7...
Hook hook, 11, 12...insertion hole, 13...mounting tube, K...iron kettle.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An installation frame body, a cylindrical support that is erected in the frame, a lifting rod that is inserted into the support so that it can be raised and lowered and rotated, and a beam rod that is installed horizontally on the upper part of the lift rod; a locking member for a lifting rod relative to a support;
A mounting tube is provided which is externally fitted onto the upper part of the support, and the support is erected at a predetermined location of the installation frame at a certain angle, and the lifting rod is inserted from above while in the inclined state. At the same time, the beam rod is installed horizontally on the upper part of the lifting rod parallel to the installation frame body, and the hook is movably attached to the beam rod, and furthermore, the locking member has its rear end attached to the above-mentioned mounting tube. It is pivotally attached to the overhanging arm portion of the arm so as to be able to move up and down, and its front end side is tilted downward by its own weight, and the front end of the arm that tilts due to its own weight is provided with an insertion hole through which the lifting rod is inserted from above. 1. A hanger for an iron kettle, etc., characterized in that the lifting rod is locked to a support by pressing the outer circumferential surface of the lifting rod with the edge of the insertion hole.