JPH0349670Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) The present invention relates to a hanger for hanging clothes, and more specifically, it is a single hanger that can hang clothes in a flat state and can be used to dry laundry. The present invention relates to a hanger that allows clothes to be hung three-dimensionally.

(Prior art) When drying laundry, if the item to be dried is inflated so as to have a space inside and hung on a hanger (three-dimensional hanging), the drying time can be shortened and the drying time can be reduced. It has the advantage of not losing its shape. On the other hand, when the clothes are not being dried, if the clothes are hung on a hanger in a flat state in which the front and back fabrics are close to or joined to each other (flat hanging), the occupied space can be reduced and the usability can be improved.

By the way, as a single hanger that has both of the above functions (three-dimensional hanging and flat hanging), for example, a hanger as shown in FIG. ). This known hanger has a relatively thin thickness in the front and back direction (approximately 1 to 2 cm thick) and a rotatable support rod 102 located below the hanger main body 101.
10 is provided so that the ventilation frame 110 can freely rotate in an arc between a vertical position and a horizontal position with respect to the hanger main body 101. When drying washed clothes, the ventilation frame 110 is held horizontally with respect to the hanger body 101, and both shoulders 91, 91 of the clothes 90 are hung on the hanger body 101, and , when drying clothes with the inside of the body of the clothes expanded by the ventilation frame 110, and when hanging the clothes in a flat state, the hanging frame 110 is held in a vertical position with respect to the hanger body 101. (The ventilation frame 110 is hung with the hook 109).

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, in the known hanger shown in FIG. 16, when the washed clothes 90 are hung to dry, the inside of the body of the clothes is expanded by the ventilation frame 110. However, since the thickness of the hanger main body 101 in the front and back direction is thin, the opposing fabrics near both shoulders 91, 91 of the clothes hung on the hanger main body 101 are close to each other, and both cuffs 93, 93
The openings of the clothing become more likely to close, resulting in poor breathability within the clothing and longer drying times.
Moreover, if the clothes are dried with both shoulder parts 91, 91 supported by the thin hanger main body 101, the entire weight of the clothes will be concentrated on the narrow areas of the two shoulder parts 91, 91, and the shape of the clothes will easily collapse. There is a problem. Further, in this known hanger, since the ventilation frame 110 is provided as a separate member from the hanger main body 101, there is a problem that the number of parts increases.

Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned problems with known hangers, the present invention has been developed to hang clothes three-dimensionally when drying them, thereby improving the air permeability inside the clothes and preventing the clothes from losing their shape as much as possible. Furthermore, when not drying, clothes can be hung flat to make effective use of the hanging space, and the hanger has both flat hanging and three-dimensional hanging functions with a small number of parts. The purpose is to provide the following.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The hanger of the present invention includes a hanger body having an upper frame and a lower frame spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance, and a hanging hook, in which the hanger body and the hanging hook are connected to each other. The hanger body is connected to the hanging hook so that its posture can be changed between a vertical position and a horizontal position, and between the hanger body and the hanging hook, the hanger body is connected to the hanging hook. It is characterized by the provision of a posture holding mechanism that holds the posture in both vertical and horizontal postures.

(Function) According to the hanger of the present invention, the hanger body can be held vertically or horizontally with respect to the hanging hook by the posture holding mechanism. It is possible to hold the clothes in a horizontal position and hang them (flat hanging) with the entire interior of the clothes reduced.Also, when drying clothes, the hanger body can be held in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hooks and the upper frame of the hanger body can be hung. The lower frame allows the entire interior of the garment, including both shoulders and torso, to be hung in an inflated state (three-dimensional hanging). Furthermore, when clothes are hung three-dimensionally, the clothes can be supported by a large area formed by the upper frame and the lower frame of the hanger main body, and the burden of the weight of the clothes on the shoulders of the clothes is reduced.

(Effect of the invention) Therefore, according to the hanger of the invention, when the clothes are not being dried, the clothes can be hung flat so that the entire interior of the clothes is reduced.
For example, when storing clothes in a wardrobe, etc., it is possible to effectively utilize the space occupied by the wardrobe, etc., and when drying the clothes, by hanging the clothes three-dimensionally, the entire inside of the clothes is inflated and ventilation inside the clothes is improved. This makes it possible to dry washed clothes in a short time, and the shoulders of the clothes can be supported by both the upper and lower frames of the hanger at the same time, making it easier to dry the clothes. This has the effect of reducing the burden on the shoulders of the clothes and preventing the clothes from losing their shape.
Furthermore, with the hanger of the present invention, the hanger itself can be held in a vertical or horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook, so a single hanger can be used for both flat hanging and three-dimensional hanging as described above. Even if the device is equipped with functions, the number of parts does not increase, and the structure is simplified, which is a practical effect.

(Embodiments) Hereinafter, some embodiments of the present invention will be explained with reference to FIGS. 1 to 15. FIGS. 1 to 3 show the first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. The second embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the third embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the fourth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. A hanger according to the fifth embodiment, FIGS. 12 and 13 show a hanger according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 14 and 15 show a hanger according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

The hanger of the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 includes a hanger body 1 for hanging both shoulders 91, 91 of a garment 90 such as a T-shirt or cutter shirt, and a hanger body 1 for hanging the clothes 90 such as a clothesline A or the like. A hanging hook 5 is provided between the hanging hook 5 and the hanger main body 1 so that the hanger main body 1 can be changed in position between a vertical position and a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5. It is constructed by interposing a posture holding mechanism Z for connection. The hanger main body 1, the hanging hook 5, and the posture holding mechanism Z are each integrally molded from synthetic resin.

The hanger body 1 is made of a synthetic resin rod (diameter 5
It is formed into an annular, substantially oval shape having an upper frame 1A and a lower frame 1B, and a space 3 inside. The upper frame 1A and the lower frame 1B of the hanger main body 1 have the same length as both shoulders 9 of the garment 90.
Length that can be inserted into 1,91 (e.g. 35cm to 45cm)
The distance between them is set at a certain distance (for example, a distance of about 10 to 15 cm).
They are separated so that they have a

The posture holding mechanism Z includes a locking member 4 integrally formed directly below the center portion of the upper frame 1A of the hanger main body 1.
and a posture holding member 10 made of a separate member for removably engaging with the locking member 4.

As shown in FIG. 2, the locking member 4 on the hanger main body 1 side is made of thin rods and has an upper shaft 4A, a lower shaft 4B, and a middle shaft 4.
The upper shaft 4A (center portion of the upper frame 1A of the hanger main body 1, hereinafter referred to as the first locking shaft) is a locking shaft for maintaining the vertical posture of the hanger main body 1. On the other hand, the lower axis 4
B (hereinafter referred to as the second locking shaft) is formed to be a locking shaft for maintaining the horizontal posture of the hanger main body 1, and its center shaft 4C is formed to be a rotation axis of the posture holding member 10. ing.

The posture holding member 10 has an appropriate length, has a cylindrical hook attachment portion 10A for connecting the hanging hook 5 at its upper portion, and is removably engaged with the locking member 4 at its lower portion. The hanger main body 1 is provided with a stopper portion 10B capable of holding the hanger main body 1 in a horizontal or vertical position.

The hook attachment portion 10A of the posture holding member 10 includes:
Hole 1 for inserting the lower end 5a of the hanging hook 5
1 is formed, and the lower end 5a of the hanging hook 5 is inserted into the hanging hook insertion hole 11 to connect the posture holding member 10 and the hanging hook 5 so as to be mutually rotatable. A bulge 5A is formed at the lower end of the hanging hook 5 to prevent it from coming off, and a split groove 5B is formed at the lower end 5a of the hanging hook. After press-fitting into the 10A hole 11, attach the hanging hook 5.
The posture holding member 10 is designed to prevent inadvertent separation.

The stopper portion 10B of the posture holding member 10 includes:
A locking recess 12 for locking the first locking shaft 4A of the locking member 4 on the hanger main body 1 side, which is located near the upper end of the side surface 10a, and a lower end of the side surface 10a on the same side as the locking recess 12. Locking member 4 in position
A locking member 4 is located near the lower end of the side surface 10b on the opposite side from the side where the bearing recess 13 is formed.
A locking recess 14 for locking the second locking shaft 4B of
are formed respectively. Posture holding member 10
The bearing recess 13 rotatably supports the rotation shaft 4C of the locking member 4. Upper locking recess (for convenience, referred to as the first locking recess) 12 of the posture holding member 10
is the first locking shaft 4A of the posture holding locking member 4
The diameter of the first locking shaft 4A is slightly larger than the diameter of the first locking shaft 4A by rotating the hanger main body 1 relative to the posture holding member 10 while the rotation shaft 4C is pivotally supported within the bearing recess 13. It is designed so that it can be releasably locked. Further, a locking recess (referred to as a second locking recess for convenience) 14 on the other side surface 10b of the posture holding member 10 is formed to be slightly larger than the diameter of the second locking shaft 4B of the locking member 4. The second locking shaft 4B is detachably locked.

As shown in FIG. 3, this posture holding mechanism Z maintains an angle of about 90° between the vertical posture of the hanger main body 1 shown by the solid line and the horizontal posture shown by the chain line (reference numeral 1') with respect to the hanging hook 5. The hanger main body 1 can be rotated within a range of 1 and 2, and the hanger main body 1 can be held in a vertical position and a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5. That is, when holding the hanger main body 1 in a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5, the rotation shaft 4C is pivotally supported by the bearing recess 13, and the first locking recess 12 of the hanger main body 1 is When the locking shaft 4A is press-fitted and locked, the hanger main body 1 can be held in a vertical position relative to the hanging hook 5 (as shown by solid lines in FIG. 3).
Furthermore, when changing the attitude of the hanger main body 1 from a vertical position to a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5, the first locking shaft 4A is removed from the first locking recess 12, and the first locking shaft 4A is When the locking member 4 is rotated by an angle of approximately 90° in a downward direction (left rotation direction in FIG. 3) about the rotation axis 4C, the locking member 4 is inserted into the second locking recess 14. The second locking shaft 4B is locked (reference numeral 4B' in FIG. 3), so that the hanger body 1 can be held in a horizontal position relative to the hanging hook 5 (as shown by the chain line in FIG. 3). Conversely, when changing the attitude of the hanger main body 1 from a horizontal position to a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5, the second locking shaft 4B is removed from the second locking recess 14, and the rotation axis 4C is centered. Rotate the first locking shaft 4A from the position 4A' by an angle of about 90 degrees upward (clockwise rotation direction), and press fit the first locking shaft 4A into the first locking recess 12. When the hanger body 1 is locked, the hanger body 1 can be changed from a horizontal position to a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5.

The hanger configured as described above has clothes 90
When hanging it flat, such as when storing it in a wardrobe, etc., as shown in Figures 1 and 3,
With the rotation shaft 4C of the locking member 4 being pivotally supported in the bearing recess 13 on the posture holding member 10 side, the first locking shaft 4
A is locked in the first locking recess 12 to hold the hanger main body 1 in a vertical posture with respect to the hanging hook 5 (see the solid line illustration in FIGS. 1 and 3), and the upper frame 1A of the hanger main body 1 is It is only necessary to hang both shoulder parts 91, 91 of the garment 90 on the shoulder part 91 of the garment 90. At this time, the hanging clothes 90 become thinner and occupy less space when stored in a wardrobe, for example. Next, when hanging clothes 90 in a three-dimensional manner such as when drying washed clothes 90, the first locking shaft 4A is removed from the first locking recess 12 from the hanger main body 1 in the vertical position, and the hanger body 1 is moved downward. The second locking shaft 4B of the locking member 4 is rotated by an angle of about 90° toward the position holding member 10, and the second locking shaft 4B of the locking member 4
The hanger body 1 is locked in the locking recess 14 and changed from a vertical position to a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5 (see the chain line diagram in FIG. 3), and in this state, both shoulders of the garment 90 are attached to the hanger body 1. 91, 91 and hang the hanging hook 5 from the clothesline rod A. It is also possible to hang the clothes 90 in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5). In this way, the hanger has a hanger main body 1
The upper frame 1A and the lower frame 1B are both shoulders 91 of the garment 90,
91, both cuffs 93, 93, torso 94, etc. are expanded, and outside air is circulated in and out of the garment 90 through the internal space 3 of the hanger body 1, thereby improving the breathability of the entire interior of the garment 90. so that you can make it better. Therefore, the clothes 90 can be dried in a short time, and since the fabrics of the shoulder parts 91, 91 and the body part 93 of the clothes 90 are made difficult to join together, the clothes 90 are less likely to be wrinkled, and the clothes are made to dry easily. Deformation can be prevented as much as possible. Further, the hanger has a hook 5 for hanging the hanger body 1 itself.
Since it is possible to change the position vertically or horizontally, even if a single hanger can be used to hang clothes both horizontally and three-dimensionally, The overall configuration can be simplified (reduced number of parts).

In the hanger of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the rotation shaft 4C of the locking member 4 of the posture holding mechanism Z is formed on the lower frame 1B side of the hanger main body 1, and the rotation shaft 4C is formed on the lower frame 1B side of the hanger main body 1.
C is rotatably supported in the bearing recess 13 of the posture holding member 10, and the lower frame 1B of the hanger main body is locked in the second locking recess 14 of the posture holding member 10. 4 figure number 1B'). When holding the hanger main body 1 in a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5, the upper frame 1A of the hanger main body 1 is locked in the fourth locking recess 12 of the posture holding member 10, and the hanger main body 1 is held vertically. When holding the hanger main body 1 in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5 (as shown by the solid line in FIG. 4), remove the hanger main body upper frame 1A from the locking recess 12 and turn it downward. By rotating the hanger body 1 by an angle of about 90 degrees and locking the lower frame 1B of the hanger body 1 in the second locking recess 14, the hanger body 1 can be held in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5 ( Fig. 4 reference numeral 1').

In the third embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the hanger main body 1 is placed in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5 at opposite positions of the upper and lower parts of the bearing recess 13 forming portion on the side surface of the posture holding member 10. A pair of left and right upper protrusions 35a, 35a and lower protrusions 35b, 35b that can be held in place are provided. The upper and lower protrusions 35a, 35a, 35b, and 35b engage the arm piece 4 of the locking member 4 when the hanger main body 1 is in a horizontal position.
It is designed to sandwich a′ from above and below. When the hanger main body 1 is held in a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5, the rotating shaft 4C is pivotally supported in the bearing recess 13 as in the case of the first embodiment. 1 Locking shaft 4A to posture holding member 1
0 in the first locking recess 12. In addition, when holding the hanger body 1 in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5, the hanger body 1 is held in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5.
0, each upper protrusion 35a, 3
5a and the lower protrusions 35b, 35b, the arm piece 4a of the locking member 4 is held between the upper and lower sides so that the hanger main body 1 can be held in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5. The other basic configurations of the second and third embodiments are the same as those of the first embodiment.

In the fourth embodiment shown in FIGS. 7 to 9 and the fifth embodiment shown in FIGS. locking piece 44, 44 or 54,
54, and the locking piece 44, 44 or 5 on the upper frame 1A.
4, 54, and a posture holding member 40, 50 with a hanging hook 5.
50 by an angle of approximately 270° to engage the stopper portions 43, 53 on the posture holding member side with the locking pieces,
The hanger main body 1 can be held in a vertical position and a horizontal position with respect to a hanging hook 5, respectively.

In the fourth embodiment shown in FIGS. 7 to 9, the posture holding member 40 is formed into a cylindrical shape divided into two parts,
Inside the posture holding member 40, a bearing hole 41 for pivotally supporting the hanger main body upper frame 1A and guide grooves 42, 42 for guiding locking pieces 44, 44 formed on the upper frame 1A, and a locking hole 42 are provided. Stopper portions 43, 43 for allowing the pieces 44, 44 to abut against each other so as to be able to approach and separate from each other.
and are formed respectively. This posture holding member 4
0, the two halves of the cylindrical portion are combined, and the connecting protrusion 45 formed by combining the halves at the same time is fitted into one end of the cylindrical connecting member 46. The other hanging hook 5 has its lower end 5a connected to the connecting member 46.
It is fitted onto the other end, and the hanging hook 5 and posture holding member 40 are integrated via a connecting member 46. When the hanger main body 1 is held in a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5, as shown in FIG.
One end surface 43, 44a of 4, 44 is attached to the posture holding member 4.
One end surface 43a of each stopper part 43, 43 of 0,
43a, the hanger body 1 can be held in a vertical position by the stopper portions 43, 43 of the posture holding member 40 without any further rotation in the counterclockwise rotation direction (Fig. 9). (solid line diagram). At this time, the hanger main body 1 is rotatable in the clockwise direction. In addition, when the hanger body 1 is held in a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook, each locking piece 4 can be rotated by an angle of about 270 degrees clockwise from the vertical position.
The other end surfaces 44b, 44b of 4, 44 abut against the other end surfaces 43b, 43b of each stopper portion 43, 43, and the hanger main body 1 is prevented from rotating further in the clockwise direction by the stopper portions 43, 43. , the hanger main body 1 can be held in a horizontal position relative to the hanging hook 5 (see the chain line diagram in FIG. 9).

In the fifth embodiment shown in FIGS. 10 and 11,
A pair of left and right stopper portions 53 are provided directly above the bearing hole 51 of the posture holding member 50 and with the bearing hole 51 in between.
53 are provided, and the respective stopper parts 53, 53 are brought into contact with the posture holding locking pieces 54, 54 provided on the upper frame 1A of the hanger body 1, so that the hanger body 1 is held in a vertical or horizontal posture. It's summery. That is, when holding the hanger main body 1 in a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5, one end surface 54a, 54a of the locking pieces 54, 54 on the upper frame 1A side is connected to one end surface 53a, 53a, 53a, the hanger main body 1 can be held in a vertical position (as shown by solid lines in FIG. 11), and when holding the hanger main body 1 from a vertical position to a horizontal position, it is possible to hold the hanger main body 1 in a vertical position as in the fourth embodiment. Place the hanger body 1 at an angle of approx.
When the other end surfaces 54b, 54b of each of the locking pieces 54, 54 are brought into contact with the other end surfaces 53b, 53b of each stopper part 53, 53 (reference numeral 54' in FIG. 11), the hanger main body 1 is rotated clockwise by 270 degrees. is the posture holding member 5
The stoppers 53, 53 prevent the hanger body 1 from rotating further in the clockwise rotation direction.
can be held in a horizontal position (see the chain line diagram in FIG. 11).

In the sixth embodiment shown in FIGS. 12 and 13,
The posture holding mechanism Z includes a guide member 66 provided below the center of the upper frame 1A of the hanger body 1, and a rubber or other elastic member capable of holding the hanger body 1 in a vertical posture and a horizontal posture with respect to the hanging hook 5, respectively. It is composed of a generating member 67. That is, in this sixth embodiment, the guide member 6 of the hanger main body upper frame 1A
6 is formed with a continuous guide groove 66A extending from its top surface to one side.
The lower end 5a of the hanging hook 5 can slide within the guide groove 66A of this shape. Further, a retaining member 68 is provided at the tip of the lower end portion 5a of the hanging hook to engage with the edge of the guide groove 66A from inside the guide groove 66A. shaped guide groove 66
A rubber elastic member 67 is interposed between the outer surface of A and a bulge 69 provided near the lower end of the hanging hook, and the elastic action of the elastic member 67 allows the hanging hook 5 to be guided. It is designed to be held in any position relative to the member 66. In order to hold the hanger main body 1 in a vertical position with respect to the hanging hook 5, as shown in solid lines in FIG.
The shaft portion (lower end portion 5a) of or,
To change the posture of the hanger body 1 from a vertical position to a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5,
By sliding the hanger main body 1 against the guide groove 66A and bringing the lower edge 66Ab of the guide groove 66A into contact with the lower end 5a of the hanging hook, the hanger main body 1 can be held in a horizontal position as shown by the chain line 1'. . The hanger main body 1 is reliably held in position by the elastic action of the resilient member 67, whether in a vertical position or a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5.

In the seventh embodiment shown in FIGS. 14 and 15,
As the posture holding mechanism Z, a guide member 76 is provided directly below the center of the upper frame 1A of the hanger main body.
A pair of stopper members 75, 75 are vertically movably guided by vertical bars 76A, 76A of the guide member 76, and a posture holding member 70 engages with the stopper members 75, 75 in a concave and convex manner. There is. A frameless portion 1Aa is provided at an appropriate interval in the center of the upper frame 1A of the hanger main body 1, so that the posture holding member 70 can be installed in the frameless portion 1Aa. The posture holding member 70 is connected to the lower end 5a of the hanging hook 5 by force fitting. Each stopper member 75, 75 is formed with a hole 77 penetrating vertically, and the hole 77 is inserted into each vertical bar 7 of the guide member 76.
6A, 76A, the respective stopper members 75, 75 are connected to the vertical bars 76A, 76A, respectively.
It is slidably attached to 76A. The guide member 76 is constructed by attaching the stopper members 75, 75 to the vertical bars 76A, 76A, respectively, and then fixing the upper ends of the vertical bars 76A, 76A to the lower surface of the upper frame 1A by means such as ultrasonic bonding. There is. Posture holding member 7
On both side surfaces of the lower end of 0, a rotating shaft 72 is formed at the center of each, and protrusions 71, 71, . . . are formed at four locations on the outside of the rotating shaft 72, respectively. On the other hand, the mutually opposing sides 7 of each stopper member 75, 75
5a and 75a have shaft holes 79 for rotatably supporting rotation shafts 72 and 72 on both sides of the lower end of the posture holding member 70, and a cross groove for engaging the protrusion 71 of the posture holding member 70. 78 and 78, respectively. Each rotation shaft 72 of the posture holding member 70,
72 into the shaft hole 79 of each stopper member 75, 75,
79, and the protrusion 71 on the posture holding member 70 side is connected to the cross grooves 78, 78 on the stopper member 75 side.
It is removably fitted into the vertical groove portion 78a or the horizontal groove portion 78b.

In the posture holding mechanism Z of the seventh embodiment, the protrusions 71, 71 of the posture holding member 70 are manually fitted into the vertical grooves 78a or lateral grooves 78b of the cross grooves 78, 78 of the respective stopper members 75, 75. Ba,
As in the sixth embodiment, the hanger main body 1 can be held in a vertical or horizontal position with respect to the posture holding member 70 (hanging hook 5), and the posture holding member 70 can be held along the guide member 76 on the hanger. If it is located at an intermediate position in the internal space 3 of the main body 1, the hanger main body 1 can be held there in a horizontal position.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 is an overall perspective view of the hanger according to the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the hanger shown in FIG. 1, FIG. The figure is a vertical cross-sectional view of a hanger according to a second embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a hanger according to a third embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram of the hanger of FIG. 5 in use. , FIG. 7 is an overall perspective view of a hanger according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the hanger shown in FIG. 7, and FIG.
FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view of the hanger according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.
11 is an explanatory diagram of the usage state of the hanger shown in FIG. 10, FIG. 12 is an exploded perspective view of the hanger according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of the usage state of the hanger of FIG. FIG. 14 is an exploded perspective view of a hanger according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 15 is an explanatory view of the hanger of FIG. 14 in use, and FIG. 16 is an overall perspective view of a known hanger. 1...hanger body, 1A...upper frame, 1B...
Lower frame, 5... Hanging hook, 10, 40, 50, 6
0,70... Posture holding member, Z... Posture holding mechanism.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Upper frame 1A and lower frame 1B with a predetermined distance from each other
A hanger comprising a hanger body 1 and a hanging hook 5, wherein the hanger body 1 and the hanging hook 5 are arranged between a vertical position and a horizontal position with respect to the hanging hook 5. A posture holding mechanism Z is provided between the hanger body 1 and the hanging hook 5 to maintain the hanger body 1 in a vertical posture and a horizontal posture, respectively, with respect to the hanging hook 5. A hanger characterized by the following.