JPH0223189Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" This invention relates to a wagon that is installed in a changing room to store or place clothes and other personal items.

``Prior Art'' Many types of household wagons of this type have been devised in the past; for example, there is the ``extracting and undressing box with bag'' introduced in Publication of Utility Model Publication No. 56-22759.
The general structure of this changing box is that it has a tall three-sided box with a back plate connected to the left and right side panels, several shelves installed in the upper part, an extractor in the middle part, and a swingable part in the lower part. A door is provided, a rectangular frame-shaped bag hanger is provided inside the door, and a bag is hung on the bag hanger,
When the door is opened, the bag hanging rod slides forward and the bag opening is opened outward.

``Problems to be solved by the invention'' By the way, in order to construct the dressing box in an assembled manner with side panels, a back plate, multiple shelves, an extractor, a door, a bag, etc., it is necessary to construct it as illustrated in the publication. Complex processing must be carried out on each component, and the assembly work is also complicated, so material costs and processing costs are high, resulting in an expensive product, and it is difficult for the user to assemble it. However, there are flaws that require a lot of effort and are difficult to handle.

Therefore, in order to eliminate the above-mentioned defects, in this invention, the structure is simplified but still retains the necessary functions, is easy to assemble, can be provided as a low-cost product, is easy to move, and is easy to use. It is intended to be a convenient wagon for changing rooms.

"Means for solving the problem" In order to achieve the above purpose, the upper end is curved in a semicircular shape, and the lower front of both the left and right vertical columns, which are integrally formed by this curved part, is reversed from the front facing direction to the downward direction. Both support legs bent in an L shape are installed opposite each other, and the respective lower ends of the above-mentioned support columns and both support legs are erected on bases in the front and rear direction that are oppositely provided on both the left and right sides, and below both the front and rear ends of the bases. A movable tall support frame is constructed by attaching wheels on the sides, and horizontal connecting rods in the left and right direction are installed between both supports and between both bases at the bottom of the support frame. An article placement shelf is fitted between the left and right columns at the top of the article shelf, and the fitting locking portions provided at the left and right rear ends of the article placement shelf are engaged with the engagement holes provided in a row on the backs of both columns. The locking piece is engaged with the locking piece of the stopper.

``Function'' Both supporting legs bent from forward to downward are placed opposite to each other on the lower front of both left and right vertical columns that are integrated by the upper end bending part, and the lower ends of both supporting columns and both supporting legs are placed opposite to each other on the left and right sides. Since it is erected on the base, the support frame made up of the above-mentioned members is stably maintained in an upright position by both bases. In addition, since the support frame is made movable by wheels provided on both bases, this wagon can be easily moved to a suitable location.

In addition, clothes can be put in a basket fitted between the supporting legs at the lower part of the support frame, and other daily necessities and equipment can be stored on a shelf built in the upper part.

Note that the shelf is fitted between the two columns by engaging the locking pieces of the fitting and locking portion at the rear end of the shelf into the engagement holes arranged in a row on the back of the columns. You can unzip it and move it up and down, and you can freely move it to an appropriate height.

``Example'' An example of the present invention will be described with reference to the attached drawings. As shown in Figure 1, which shows the entire appearance of a wagon for a changing room according to the present invention, this wagon has both right and left vertically installed on the back. The upper ends of the pillars 1 and 2 are integrally formed by a continuously curved curved part 3, and at the lower front surfaces of both vertical pillars, the front end of the horizontal part facing forward is curved from the front end of the horizontal part facing downward, forming an inverted L shape. The front and rear ends of the bases 5, 5' in the front and rear direction have bent left and right supporting legs 4, 4' arranged opposite each other, and the respective lower ends of the two supporting columns and both supporting legs are arranged oppositely on both left and right sides below. The frame is inserted and erected on the top of the frame, and a pair of wheels 6 are attached to the lower sides of the front and rear ends of both bases, making the entire frame a movable support frame.

In addition, a horizontal connecting rod 7 is installed at the lower part between the two pillars, and connecting rods 8 and 8' are installed between each front end and each rear end of both the left and right bases to support the support frame. The left and right lower ends are connected.

The housing 9 fitted between the supporting legs 4 and 4' is placed on the bases 5 and 5'.

Furthermore, in the upper part of the support frame, a basket shelf 10 is provided at the upper end between the left and right columns, and this basket shelf 10
As shown in detail in FIGS. 2, 3, and 4, these are U-shaped bent rods that surround both left and right sides from the front and are arranged vertically parallel to each other at the rear of both sides of the edge frames 10a and 10a'. A fitting plate 10b made of a curved board is inserted at the end so as to fit into the back part of the column, and a locking piece 10c is punched out from the front side of the fitting plate. A shelf is constructed by mounting a horizontal edge frame 10d, and mounting a plurality of U-shaped bi-folded bottom legs 10e in parallel between the horizontal frame 10d and the front surface of the lower edge frame 10a'. There is.

Then, when the basket shelf 10 is fitted from the rear between the pillars 1 and 2, and the fitting plates 10b and 10b are brought into contact with the back surfaces of the husband and husband pillars, the locking pieces 10c and 10c that are punched out on the front side are attached to both the pillars. It is configured to be engaged and fitted to the support column by engaging into engagement holes 1a and 2a arranged in a row on the back surface.

``Effects of the invention'' The dressing room wagon of this invention has a narrow width and a tall height due to the above-mentioned configuration, so it can be easily installed in a suitable position such as a corner of the room without occupying too much space, and it can be moved freely with wheels. Because it is there, you can move it and clean the installation location when cleaning the room.

Then, clothes can be put in the lower basket, and toiletries, cosmetics, and other necessary items can be neatly stored on the upper shelf, providing a convenient and useful piece of furniture.

In addition, since the structure is simple and stable with the minimum number of necessary parts, and it has the necessary functions, it can be provided at low cost, and it can be disassembled and packaged, making it convenient for transportation and handling. .

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the entire wagon of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the basket shelf, FIG. 3 is a side view showing a cross section of an engaging portion of the shelf, and FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view showing a portion of the support and the basket shelf. 1...Left side column, 2...Right side column, 3...Bent part, 4...Left supporting leg, 4'...Right supporting leg, 5...Left base, 5'...Right base, 6...Wheel , 7... Yokodan,
8... Connecting rod, 9... Basket body, 10... Basket shelf.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] At the lower front surfaces of both left and right vertical columns integrally formed by a curved portion at the upper end, supporting legs bent downward from the husband's front are provided opposite each other, and the respective lower ends of the vertical columns and both supporting legs are connected to both left and right sides. It is planted on a base in the front and back direction opposite to the base, and wheels are attached to the lower sides of both the front and rear ends of both bases to form a movable support frame. A cross-section rod is constructed between the two bases, a casing is inserted and placed on the base between the left and right support legs, and an article-placing shelf is inserted between the upper parts of both supports. A wagon for a changing room in which the fitting locking parts provided on the left and right sides of the rear end are fitted into the back of both pillars.