JPH0630703Y2 - Scroll string for scrolls such as maps and scrolls - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial field of application> The present invention relates to a map for winding and retaining a scroll such as a map or a hanging scroll, and a lacing string for the hanging scroll.

<Prior Art> As a conventional string for winding a scroll,
It is well known that two string members are respectively attached to the upper side portions at positions equidistant from the left and right ends of the upper side portion.

Then, the ends of these string members are connected to each other to form an annular shape, and the annular shape is hooked on a hanging nail such as a pillar, whereby the scroll is hung on the pillar or the like.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> However, according to this lacing cord, in order to keep the rolled material in a wound state, after winding the wrapping material with a lacing member, both ends of the lacing member have to be put together. In addition, since there are two string members, the above work must be performed twice.

Further, when the scroll is hung on a pillar or the like, there has been a trouble that the ends of the respective string members must be connected to each other to form an annular shape.

Further, the ring made of the above-mentioned string member had to be fixed many times because it was difficult to determine the center even when trying to hang the scroll straightly.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a reel for a scroll that can be easily hung and can be hung.

<Means for Solving the Problems> The knotting strap of the present invention has a tubular portion (2) in the lateral direction at one end of a strap member attached to the center of the upper side of a scroll such as a map or a hanging scroll. The hooking piece (A), which is made of elastic wire and is formed into a substantially isosceles triangle, is attached to the tubular portion (2). On the other hand, on the other end of the above-mentioned string member,
An annular hooking piece (B) for hooking by inserting (A) inward is provided. The above-mentioned substantially isosceles triangular hooking piece (A) forms a substantially isosceles triangle with an apex (A1) in the approaching direction to the annular hooking piece (B), and its bottom is a tubular portion.
Configure sliding parts (A2) and (A2) to be inserted from both left and right sides of (2),
These sliding portions (A2) (A2) can slide inward against the elasticity of the hooking piece (A). Further, the present invention is characterized in that a hanging nail or the like for displaying a scroll is inserted into a hooking piece (A) having a substantially isosceles triangle shape and hooked at its apex (A1).

<Operation> When the scroll is wound and stopped by the lacing string of the present invention, after the scroll is wound by the string member, a hooking piece of an approximately isosceles triangle is formed.
The engagement is completed only by contracting (A) inward and inserting it in the annular engagement piece (B). Specifically, the substantially isosceles triangular hooking piece (A) is a substantially isosceles triangle with an apex (A1) in the direction of entry into the annular hooking piece (B), and its bottom is a tubular portion.
The sliding parts (A2) and (A2) that are inserted from both the left and right sides of (2) are configured, and these sliding parts (A2) and (A2) are inward against the elasticity of the latching piece (A). Since it can be slid on, the annular hook (B)
By inserting the substantially isosceles triangular hooking piece (A) from the apex (A1) to the annular hooking piece (B), the sliding part (A
2) (A2) slides inward, the approximately isosceles triangle contracts, and passes through the annular hooking piece (B). When it passes, the sliding part (A
2) (A2) spreads outward due to the elasticity of the latching piece (A),
Engage with the annular hooking piece (B). When removing, slide part (A2)
Push both ends of (A2) inward to contract the isosceles triangle,
It suffices to pass the annular hooking piece (B).

Then, when the scroll is displayed, a hanging nail or the like provided on a wall or the like is inserted into the hanging piece (A) having a substantially isosceles triangle shape. At this time, the lacing cord of the present invention is attached to the approximate center of the upper side of the scroll such as the map and the hanging shaft, and the hooking piece (A) has a substantially isosceles triangle shape, and the tip thereof. Has a vertex (A
Since 1) is located, the hanging nail will naturally be located at the apex (A1). Therefore, only by hanging the hanging piece (A) having a substantially isosceles triangle shape on the hanging nail or the like provided on the wall or the like, the scroll does not hang straight down and tilt left and right.

<Embodiment> A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be illustratively described in detail below. However, unless otherwise specified, the dimensions, shapes, materials, relative positions, etc. of the components in this embodiment are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention to them, and are merely illustrative examples. Nothing more.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. (1) is a main body of a string for winding a scroll made of a sheet-like cloth string member, and at one end of the main body (1), a non-slip tube (2) slightly shorter than the width of the main body (1) is provided. Sewn into the tube (2)
Has a hooking piece (A) rotatably fitted therein.

The latching piece (A) is biased outward and inward (in the direction of the arrow in the figure).
It is made of rustproof metal such as stainless steel that has shrinkable elasticity, and its shape is apex (A) in the entering direction of the latching piece (A).
It is an isosceles triangle with 1).

The other end of the main body (1) is sewn with a hooking piece (B) formed of a cloth material and forming an annular shape, and the inner diameter of the hooking piece (B) is equal to the hooking piece (A ) Is shorter than the length L-L '. And in Fig. 1
(1a) is a sewn portion, and the sewn portion (1a) is sewn to the approximate center of the upper side portion (1D) of the scroll (D) as shown in FIG.

In this embodiment having the above-mentioned configuration, as shown in FIG. 2, by inserting the hooking piece (A) into the hooking piece (B), both hooking pieces (A) ( B) hang on each other and the lacing laces the scroll (D) as shown in Fig. 3 and fastens.
Here, the hooking piece (A) formed in the shape of an isosceles triangle with the apex (A1) in the traveling direction is inserted into the hooking piece (B),
Since both sides of the apex (A1) as a boundary are guided by the hooking pieces (B) and automatically pushed inward, so-called one-touch fitting is possible. More specifically, the substantially isosceles triangular hooking piece (A) has an apex (A1) in the direction of approach to the annular hooking piece (B).
In addition to forming a substantially isosceles triangle with a bottom, the bottom side constitutes sliding parts (A2) and (A2) that are inserted from the left and right ends of the tubular part (2), and these sliding parts (A2) and (A2 ) Is slidable inwardly against the elasticity of the hooking piece (A), the ring-shaped hooking piece (B)
By inserting the substantially isosceles triangular hooking piece (A) from the apex (A1) to the annular hooking piece (B), the sliding part (A
2) (A2) slides inward, the approximately isosceles triangle contracts, and passes through the annular hooking piece (B). When it passes, the sliding part (A
2) (A2) spreads outward due to the elasticity of the latching piece (A),
It engages with an annular hooking piece (B).

In addition, the lacing cord main body (1) made of a wide sheet-shaped cloth cord member can wrap expensive scrolls such as hanging scrolls and maps without damaging it, and only wrap the central part of the scroll. Thus, the rolled material can be kept in a wound state.

On the other hand, when hanging the scroll (D), as shown in FIG. 4, after unrolling the scroll (D), the hanging piece (A) may be hooked on the hanging nail (K).

At this time, since the string member (3) is attached to the central portion of the upper side portion (1D) of the scroll (D), the scroll is naturally laid straight. Moreover, since the latching piece (A) shows a substantially isosceles triangle with (A1) as the apex, the apex (A1) is automatically centered by simply hanging the latching piece (A) on the hanging nail (K). The effect that becomes.

What is shown in FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment.

One string member at both ends of the upper side (1D) of the scroll (D)
Both ends of (3) are engaged with each other, and a cord is attached to the center of the string member (3) as in the previous embodiment. This embodiment having such a structure also exhibits the same effect as the previous embodiment.

The hooking piece (A) may be made of elastic plastic, and the hooking piece (B) may be made of metal or plastic. Furthermore, the shapes of both can be changed as appropriate, and the shape and material of the main body of the lace cord (1) are also the same. Also, if the width of the main body of the lacing cord (1) is set to 2 cm or more, the lacing cord will be more durable.

<Effects of the device> As described above, the winding string for the scroll, such as the map and the hanging shaft of the present invention, when the winding member is wound and fastened, after the winding member is wound with the string member, the hooking piece (B) is used. All that is required is to insert the latching piece (A) inward of the hook, and when unwinding, simply retract the latching piece (A) inward and remove it from the latching piece (B). It

Furthermore, even when hanging a scroll, since the string member is fastened to the center of the upper side of the scroll, the hook can be sewn naturally by simply hooking one hook-shaped or annular hooking piece on the hanging nail. You can hang it straight.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing the operation of the same embodiment, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a state in which the same embodiment has rolled a scroll. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a scroll to which the same embodiment is attached is hung, and FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment. (1) …… Main body, (2) …… Cylinder, (A) …… Latch piece, (B) …… Latch piece, (D) …… Scroll.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A tubular member (2) is provided laterally at one end of a string member attached to the center of the upper side of a scroll such as a map or hanging scroll. A hooking piece (A) in which a wire having elasticity is formed into a substantially isosceles triangle is attached, and the hooking piece (A) is fitted to the other end of the above-mentioned string member so as to be hooked by an annular shape. Is provided, and the above-mentioned substantially isosceles triangular hooking piece (A) is an annular hooking piece (B).
In addition to forming an approximately isosceles triangle with an apex (A1) in the entrance direction, the bottom side forms sliding parts (A2) (A2) that are inserted from both the left and right sides of the tubular part (2). The sliding parts (A2) (A2) of the can slide inward against the elasticity of the hooking piece (A). A tie string for a scroll such as a map or hanging scroll, which is inserted into the stopper (A) and hooked at its apex (A1).