JPH047815Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] This invention relates to a hanger for hanging both a jacket and pants, and in particular, the pants hanger is hung in the chest thickness direction of the jacket hanger so that it can rotate up and down. The present invention relates to a movable hanger for hanging pants, which allows the user to easily put on and take off pants from the hanger.

[Conventional technology]

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, there are two types of hangers, one in which only a jacket hanging part is formed and the other in which both a jacket hanging part and a pants hanging part are formed. Nowadays, hangers that have both a jacket hook and a pants hook have become mainstream.

In the case of a hanger in which both a jacket hook and a pants hook are formed, the pants hook is fixedly formed below the jacket hook, and the pants hook is formed in the same plane as the jacket hook. was.

However, as mentioned above, the pants hanging part of the hanger is fixedly formed below the jacket hanging part and is formed in the same plane as the jacket hanging part, so it is difficult to hang a jacket on the jacket hanging part of the hanger. If you later try to hang the pants on the pants hook, or remove the pants from the pants hook and try to put them on, the jacket hung on the jacket hook will get in the way, and the pants hook will hang on the jacket hook. There was a problem in that the pants were hidden inside the jacket, making it extremely inconvenient to attach or remove the pants from the pants hook.

This corresponds to the order in which people put on and take off their clothes; generally, when they put on clothes, they put on shirts, then pants, and then jackets, and when they take them off, they put on jackets, then pants, and then shirts. This is due to the fact that clothes are attached to and removed from hangers.

A device that can overcome these drawbacks is the ``Clothing Hanger'' (Jikkosho), in which the pants hook is hung from the center of the coat hook on a hanger so that it can move forward and backward in the direction of the chest thickness of the coat hanger. 47-24756) is known.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, the above-mentioned "clothing hanger" (Jikko 47)
-24756), when the pants hanging part was made to stick out toward the front side in the chest thickness direction of the jacket hanging part, it was not possible to lock the hanging part at several points along the way.

This invention was devised in order to solve the problems mentioned above, and its purpose is to avoid changing people's habits of putting on and taking off clothes, and without changing the way people put on and take off their clothes. You can easily hang pants on or remove them from the pants hook of the hanger without having to worry about the jacket hanging on the hanger. To provide a movable hanger for hanging pants, which can adjust the state of overhang from the part.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above object, this invention provides a movable pants hanger in which the pants hanger is suspended from the center of the coat hanger of the hanger so that it can move forward and backward in the chest thickness direction of the coat hanger. , cutout grooves with open bottoms are formed in the vertical direction on the left and right sides of the front center side of the jacket hanging part, bearing holes are formed in the upper part of each notch groove, and the notches on the side where the bearing holes are formed are formed in the upper part of each notch groove. A step-like stepped part that widens upward is formed on the lower side of the wall of the cutout groove, and its tip is inserted into the bearing hole of the cutout groove to rotatably connect the pants hanger to the jacket hanger. A plate spring arm to be suspended is provided on the pants hanger, and the plate spring arm is biased toward the bearing hole.

Here, the chest thickness direction is a direction perpendicular to the left and right elongated direction of the jacket hanging part, and means the thickness direction of the jacket hanging part.

[Effect]

This invention having the above configuration operates as follows.

That is, when hanging clothes on a hanger, first, the pants hook part of the hanger is moved in the chest thickness direction of the jacket hook part, and is brought forward from the jacket hook part. Next, the jacket is hung on the jacket hook according to the order of undressing, and then the pants are hung on the pants hook that protrudes forward from the coat hook where the jacket is hung. At this time, the jacket hung on the jacket hook is located behind the pants hook, so that the jacket does not become an obstacle when hanging the pants on the pants hook. Furthermore, when removing clothing from the hanger, the pants hung on the pants hook are positioned in front of the jacket hung on the jacket hook, so that the jacket does not get in the way when removing the pants. . Furthermore, it functions so that the pants hanging part can be locked with a predetermined protrusion in the chest thickness direction of the jacket hanging part.

〔Example〕

This invention will be described in more detail below based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

Here, FIG. 1 is a front view of a movable hanger for hanging pants. In the figure, a movable hanger 1 for hanging trousers is composed of a jacket hanging part 2 and a pants hanging part 3 rotatably suspended from the jacket hanging part 2.

The coat hanging part 2 has a shape that resembles the outline of a human shoulder so that the coat does not lose its shape when hung, and is made of material such as plastic or wood. A hanging fitting 4 for hanging the entire movable hanger 1 for hanging pants is provided on the central top surface of the coat hanging part 2. At the front center side of the jacket hanging part 2, notch grooves 5 for suspending the pants hanging part 3 are formed on the left and right sides.

The notch grooves 5 are formed in two places in parallel in the longitudinal direction of the jacket hanging part 2, and the lower end of the notch groove 5 is formed in the jacket hanging part 2.
It reaches the bottom surface of and is open downward. A bearing hole 5a is formed in the upper part of the outer wall surface of each notch groove 5. Further, a stepped portion 5b that widens upward is formed on the lower side of each wall surface in which the bearing hole 5a is formed.

The stepped portions 5b serve to lock leaf spring arms 6, which will be described later, at several predetermined angles with respect to the vertical direction. Therefore, the state in which the pants hook 3 protrudes from the coat hook 2 can be adjusted depending on the thickness of the garment.

An auxiliary groove 5c cut out inside is formed on the wall surface opposite to the location where the bearing hole 5a is formed. The auxiliary groove 5c connects the leaf spring arm 6 to the jacket hanging part 2.
When installing or removing the leaf spring arm 6
It forms a part of the entrance and exit when the rotation shaft 6b is inserted into or taken out from the bearing hole 5a.

The pants hanging part 3 has a closed loop shape, the lower side on which the pants are directly hung is formed horizontally, and the upper side is formed in an arch shape gently curving upward. Two leaf spring arm stands 3a are fixedly installed at the center of the upper part of the pants hanging part 3, and each of the leaf spring arm stands 3a has a bolt 6 attached to the lower end of the leaf spring arm 6.
They are connected by a pin. A cylindrical rotation shaft 6b that is inserted into the bearing hole 5a of the cutout groove 5 is fixed to the upper end side of the leaf spring arm 6.
The rotation shaft 6b is rotatably inserted into the bearing hole 5a.

The leaf spring arm 6 is a device for rotatably suspending the pants hanging part 3 from the jacket hanging part 2, and
The jacket hanging part 2 moves up and down in the chest thickness direction with b as the center of rotation. Here, the chest thickness direction is a direction perpendicular to the horizontally elongated direction of the jacket hanging part 2, and means the thickness direction of the jacket hanging part 2. As shown in FIG. 3, each leaf spring arm 6 is biased in advance toward both left and right outer sides of the pants hook 3. For this reason, the leaf spring arm 6
The rotation shaft 6b is always biased toward the bearing hole 5a,
The rotation shaft 6b does not deviate from the bearing hole 5a, and therefore the pants hook 3, which is connected via the leaf spring arm 6, does not fall off from the jacket hook 2. Note that it is preferable that the interval between the two leaf spring arms 6 be as narrow as possible.

Next, a method of using the movable hanger for hanging pants having the structure of the above embodiment will be explained.

When hanging clothes on the movable pants hanger 1, it is used as follows.

First, the pants hanging part 3 is rotated in the chest thickness direction of the jacket hanging part 2 so as to be brought forward from the jacket hanging part 2. This operation is performed by grasping the pants hook 3 and the jacket hook 2 with each hand and moving the pants hook 3 in a circular motion from the front upwards about the pivot shaft 6b of the leaf spring arm 6. . During this time, a portion of the leaf spring arm 6 rotates from below to the front and upward while constantly abutting against the stepped portion 5b. A part of the leaf spring arm 6 that comes into contact with the stepped portion 5b moves up the stairs of the stepped portion 5b.
Each time the leaf spring arm 6 is raised, the upper end side of the leaf spring arm 6 bends toward the bearing hole 5a side. At the same time, the leaf spring arm 6 is locked to the stepped portion 5b and is prevented from rotating downward.

Next, the jacket is hung on the jacket hanger 2 in the order of undressing. At this time, due to the above-mentioned operation, the pants hook 3 has come out to the front side of the jacket hook 2 and is not on the same plane as the jacket hook 2, and there is no space between the pants hook 3 and the jacket hook 2. Because there is a space in front and behind,
When hanging a jacket on the jacket hanging part 2, the front body of the jacket is placed in this front and rear space. Thereby, the pants hanging part 3 will not be hidden inside the jacket.

After that, the pants are hung on the trouser hook 3 which protrudes forward from the coat hook 2 on which the jacket is hung. At this time, the jacket is hung on the jacket hanging part 2 and the jacket is hung on the pants hanging part 3.
Since the jacket is located at the rear of the pants hanger 3, the jacket does not get in the way when hanging the pants on the pants hanger 3, and the user is freed from the trouble of having to spread the front of the jacket to both sides before hanging the pants. .

On the other hand, when removing clothes from the movable pants hanger 1, the pants are removed first in the order in which clothes are put on. At this time, since the pants hung on the pants hanging part 3 are located in front of the jacket hung on the jacket hanging part 2, the jacket does not get in the way when removing the pants, and when the above-mentioned pants are hung. Similarly, you are freed from the hassle of having to spread the front of your jacket to both sides before removing your pants. Thereafter, the jacket is removed from the jacket hanger 2.

In addition, when storing clothes by hanging them on the movable trouser hanger 1 for a long period of time, it is best to put the trouser hanger 3 on the front side of the jacket hanger 2 in the direction of chest thickness.
Since the protrusion toward the front side will take up additional storage space, the pants hook 3 should be replaced with the jacket hook 2.
Use it by returning it to the same plane.

When the pants hanging part 3 is returned to the same plane as the jacket hanging part 2, the upper end side of each leaf spring arm 6 biased toward the bearing hole 5a side is inserted into an auxiliary groove forming a part of the entrance/exit on the opposite side. 5c side by hand. Due to this pressing, the plate spring arm 6, which was partially locked to the stepped portion 5b, is released from the locked state, and
The state will be as shown in FIG. In this state, the plate spring arm 6 can be rotated downward to position the pants hook 3 on the lower side of the jacket hook 2 and return it to the same plane as the jacket hook 2.

It should be noted that this invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and it goes without saying that various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of this invention.

[Effect of idea]

As is clear from the above description, according to the movable hanger for hanging pants according to this invention, the pants hanging part can be moved in the direction of the chest thickness of the jacket hanging part and can be brought forward from the jacket hanging part. As a result, the jacket hung on the jacket hook can be positioned behind the pants hook, so the jacket does not get in the way when hanging or removing pants from the pants hook, unlike conventional methods. This eliminates the trouble of putting on or removing pants after opening the front body to both sides. In this way, it is possible to easily hang pants on the hanger or remove them from the hanger without changing people's habits of putting on and taking off clothes, and without having to worry about the jacket being hung on the hanger. Of course, it is possible to
In addition, since the plate spring arms can be locked at several predetermined angles to the vertical direction at each step of the notch groove, depending on the thickness of the garment, the jacket hook of the pants hook can be locked. This has an extremely practical effect in that it is also possible to adjust the state of overhang from the base.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the movable hanger for hanging pants according to this invention, in which Figure 1 is a front view of the movable hanger for hanging pants, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the movable hanger for hanging pants, and Figure 3 is a perspective view of the movable hanger for hanging pants. is a front view of the pants hanger. Explanation of codes: 1...Movable hanger for hanging pants;
2... Jacket hanging part, 3... Pants hanging part, 3a... Leaf spring arm mount, 4... Hanging fitting, 5... Notch groove, 5a... Bearing hole, 5b... Step part, 5c...
...Auxiliary groove, 6...Plate spring arm, 6a...Bolt, 6b... Rotation shaft.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a movable pants hanger, in which the pants hanger is hung from the center of the coat hanger of the hanger so that it can move forward and backward in the chest thickness direction of the coat hanger, there are Notch grooves each having an open bottom are formed in the vertical direction, a bearing hole is formed in the upper part of each notch groove, and a lower part of the wall surface of the notch groove on the side where the bearing hole is formed is provided with an upwardly open cutout groove. A plate spring arm is provided on the pants hook, which forms a step-like stepped portion that widens toward the front, and whose tip is inserted into the bearing hole of the notch groove to rotatably connect and suspend the pants hook on the jacket hook. A movable hanger for hanging pants, characterized in that the plate spring arm is biased toward the bearing hole.