JPH0638892U - Hanging equipment and hangers - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Both a normal clothesline having a relatively large diameter and a pipe having a relatively small diameter in clothes dryers and the like can be stably held with the hook portion hooked. A large hook portion 84 is provided above a connecting portion 82 protruding above the central portion of the frame portion 72. Large hook 8
4 through the connecting portion 86 opening to the upper part of the large hook portion 8
4 is connected to the small hook portion 88. The inner diameter A of the small hook portion 88 is smaller than the inner diameter B of the large hook portion 84. The minimum width of the opening 90 of the large hook portion 84 is equal to or larger than the inner diameter A of the small hook portion 88 and smaller than the inner diameter B of the large hook portion 84, and can be elastically expanded up to about the inner diameter B. Connection part 8
The minimum width of 6, that is, the width of the lower end of the connecting portion 86 is smaller than the inner diameter A, and can be elastically expanded to about the inner diameter A.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a hanging tool that is hung on an object by a hook portion.

[0002]

[Prior Art and Problems to be Solved]

 In order to ensure that a hanger with a hook, such as a hanger, can be stably held when it is hung on a clothesline, the opening of the hook should be smaller than the diameter of the clothesline. The hook portion may be formed of an elastic material so that its opening can be elastically expanded to a diameter equal to or larger than the diameter of the clothesline.

However, since the pipes of clothes dryers other than the clothesline usually have a diameter considerably smaller than that of the clothesline, it is stable when the hanging device configured as described above is hung on the clothesline pipe. Not held.

On the other hand, in the case of laundry such as women's underwear which is desired to be dried without being exposed to the public, there is a resistance to drying outdoors, but indoor drying is slow or slow. It gets damp.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems existing in the prior art, and an object of the present invention is to provide a normal clothesline having a relatively large diameter, a clothesliner, and the like. For both pipes with a relatively small diameter, a hanger that can be stably held in a hooked state, and a hanger that can efficiently dry clothes while hiding clothes such as underwear To provide.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above object, the suspending tool of the present invention is a suspending tool that is hung on an object by a hook portion, and the hook portion has a large hook portion having an opening opening to the outside, and It has a small hook part that is connected to the large hook part through a connecting part that opens to the large hook part, and the diameter A of the circular cross-section horizontal bar with the largest diameter inscribed in the small hook part is the large hook part. It is smaller than the diameter B of the circular cross-section horizontal bar of the maximum diameter inscribed, the minimum width of the opening is larger than the diameter A and smaller than the diameter B, and can be elastically expanded up to about the diameter B. The minimum width of the portion is smaller than the diameter A, and can be elastically expanded to the diameter A.

Also, the hanger of the present invention comprises a hanging part for hanging on an object, a frame part extending on both sides of the hanging part for hanging the first clothes, and a second part below the frame part. A hanger having a drooping support part for hanging and supporting the above clothing, and a first garment hung on the frame part and a second garment supported by the drooping support part inside thereof. At least both ends are provided with bulges that extend forward and backward from the position occupied by the second garment supported by the hanging support so that there is a space between the front and the back that helps dry both garments. I am supposed to.

[0008]

[Action]

 According to the invention of claim 1, the opening of the large hook portion is elastically expanded, and the hook portion is hung on a circular cross-section bar having a diameter of B or less and larger than the minimum width of the opening to expand the opening. When released, the minimum width of the opening returns to its original value, and the hanger suspends on the circular cross section horizontal bar by the large hook section.Since the minimum width of the circular cross section horizontal bar is larger than the minimum width of the opening, Holds stable.

Further, when the connecting portion is elastically expanded, the small hook portion can be hung on the circular cross-section horizontal bar having a diameter of A or less and larger than the minimum width of the connecting portion. When the expansion of the connecting part is released, the minimum width of the connecting part returns to its original value, and the hanging tool is hung on its circular cross section horizontal bar by the small hook part, and the minimum width of the circular cross section horizontal bar is the maximum of the connecting part. Since it is larger than the narrow width, it is stably held.

According to the second aspect of the invention, the second garment can be hidden inside the first garment by supporting the second garment on the hanging support part and hanging the first garment on the frame part. Before and after the second garment, the overhanging portion creates a space between the first garment and the first garment to help dry the two garments.

[0011]

【Example】

 Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 to 7 relate to a hanger as an embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a clothes dryer with the hanger hanging.

The base frame F is composed of a pair of columns 10 facing each other in parallel, and a lower connecting rod 12 and an upper connecting rod 14 that connect the lower end and the upper end of both columns 10 in a state of being orthogonal to both columns 10. Is configured.

A pair of leg members 16 are provided at the lower ends of the columns 10, respectively. Each leg member 16 is shown in a solid line when it is closed and folded along the lower connecting rod 12 as shown by a two-dot chain line by the ring-shaped leg member base 16a being externally fitted to the column 10. And a state in which the lower connecting rod 12 is expanded to form a T-shape orthogonally to the lower connecting rod 12, and is further rotated outward as indicated by a two-dot chain line to form a pair of leg members 16 and the lower connecting rod 12 Is configured to be rotatable about 100 degrees with respect to the Y-shaped state. In any state, the leg member 16 can be fixed by tightening the leg member base 16a with the lower end member 20 by the tightening member 18, and by releasing the tightening of the tightening member 18, the leg member 16 Can be unlocked. By fixing all the leg members 16 in the expanded state, the base frame F is erected and supported in a state where the support column 10 is vertical to the mounting surface. In particular, if the pair of leg members 16 and the lower connecting rod 12 are fixed so as to form a Y-shape, the fall can be effectively prevented not only in both sides but also in the front-back direction.

Projecting portions 22 projecting outward from both sides of the column 10 are provided at both ends of the upper connecting rod 14, and projecting pieces 24 are provided above the projecting portions 22 at axial intervals. . In the example of FIG. 1, the protruding piece 24 is formed in a substantially crescent-shaped flat plate shape orthogonal to the axis of the upper connecting rod 14.

By fixing both ends of the supporting body 26 to the vertical middle position of both supporting columns 10, the supporting body 26 is installed so as to be orthogonal to both supporting columns 10. The bases of the eight cantilever arms 28 are supported at regular intervals in the axial direction of the support 26. The cantilever arm 28 has a horizontal state (solid line) extending to the left side in FIG. 1 so as to be orthogonal to the axis of the support body 26 around the base thereof, and a vertical standing state (2 It is provided so as to be rotatable between the dotted line).

Arm support members 30 are fixed to both columns 10 at the upper stages of both ends of the support body 26. Each arm support member 30 has a holding portion 30a that rotatably holds the base portion of the support arm 32 on the right side of each column 10 in FIG. The base portion of the support arm 32 is rotatably held in the holding portion 30a, so that the support arm 32 is positioned between the horizontal state in which it extends to the right side in FIG. 1 and the vertical standing state along both columns 10. It can be rotated with. Between the support arms 32, four horizontal bars 36, which are substantially parallel to the support body 26, are supported in parallel at regular intervals in the axial direction of the support arms 32.

When the support arm 32 is horizontally extended as shown by the solid line in FIG. 1, the lower surface of the base portion of the support arm 32 is supported by the horizontal support portion 30b of the arm support member 30, and two points are shown in FIG. When the support arm 32 is in the vertical standing state as shown by the chain line, the upper surface of the base portion of the support arm 32 shown by the solid line in FIG. 1 is supported by the vertical support portion 30c of the arm support member 30.

Each cantilever arm 28 extends to the left side in FIG. 1 so as to be orthogonal to the axis of the support body 26 in the horizontally extended state, and each horizontal bar 36 supports when the support arm 32 is horizontally extended. The arms 32 are substantially parallel to the support 26 at regular intervals in the axial direction. Since each cantilever arm 28 and each horizontal bar 36 are orthogonal to each other, when an article to be dried such as laundry is hung on the cantilever arm 28 and the horizontal bar 36, the ventilation of the article to be dried is improved as a whole, and the drying efficiency is improved. Is good.

Since the support arm 32 and the horizontal bar 36 are located above the cantilever arm 28, the cantilever arm 28 has a relatively short length of material to be dried, such as an ordinary towel, in the extended state. On the other hand, the horizontal bar 36 can be dried by hanging a relatively long object to be dried, such as a bath towel, and the object to be dried hung on each of them can be better ventilated. Further, since the tip end side of the cantilever arm 28 is a free end, it is easier to attach / detach the material to be dried, and the horizontal bar 36 is relatively long because the both ends thereof are supported by the support arms 32. It is possible to more reliably support a relatively heavy object to be dried such as a thing.

A plurality of hangers 40 are hung on a portion of the upper connecting rod 14 between the columns 10. An object to be dried having a length up to the horizontal bar 36 supported by the supporting arm 32 in an extended state can be hung on these hangers 40 and suspended. Further, another hanger (not shown) or the like can be hung between the protrusions 24 of the protrusions 22 at both ends of the upper connecting rod 14 or inside the protrusions 24. Since there is no obstacle under the protruding portion 22 up to the mounting surface, it is possible to suspend a longer object to be dried on the hanger or the like.

When not in use, the entire leg member 16 is closed and fixed in a folded state, and the cantilever arm 28 and the support arm 32 are vertically erected, thereby making the whole thin and compact for storage. be able to.

2 to 7 show a hanger 40, of which FIG. 2 is a front view, FIG. 3 is a plan view, FIG. 4 is a bottom view of essential parts, FIG. 5 is a side view, and FIG. 2 is a half sectional view taken along line XIV-XIV in FIG. 2, and FIG. 7 is a half sectional view taken along line XV-XV in FIG.

The hanger 40 mainly includes a hook portion 70 for hanging on an object such as a clothesline or a horizontal pipe of a clothes dryer, and a hook portion for hanging a first clothes (not shown). A frame portion 72 extending to both sides of the frame 70 and a hanging support portion 74 for hanging and supporting a second garment (not shown) such as underwear below the frame portion 72. It is integrally molded of elastic synthetic resin. However, there is no particular need for the material to be wholly elastic or to be integrally molded. The first garment is preferably a front-opening garment such as a front-opening shirt, blouse, pajamas, jumpers, etc., but pullover-type garments and other garments may also be used.

The hanging support portion 74 is in the shape of a horizontal rod, and both ends thereof are connected to both ends of the frame portion 72 via bent portions 76 which are convex outward. Further, on the lower side of the hanging support portion 74, substantially J-shaped pinch hook portions 78 are provided downward at equal intervals in the axial direction.

Each of the frame portion 72 and the hanging support portion 74 has a substantially T-shaped cross section, and has a substantially constant width as a whole. However, the bent portion 76 is formed with an extended portion 80 that extends symmetrically in the front-back direction from the hanging support portion 74. The width of the overhanging portion 80 extends from the end portion of the frame portion 72 to the end portion of the hanging support portion 74, and widens toward the bottom.

The overhanging width of the overhanging portion 80 is about 7 times at the lower end portion. Thereby, when the first garment to be hung on the frame portion 72 is, for example, the upper garment, the inside of the body of the first garment spreads forward and backward. Therefore, a second garment that is hung on the hanging support part 74 inside the body of the first garment or is hung by a pinch (not shown) hung on the pinch hook part 78. A space is formed between the first garment and the first garment to help dry both garments. Then, it is possible to relatively efficiently dry both clothes while hiding the second clothes with the first clothes. If the first garment is a front-opening upper garment, it is sufficient to support the second garment with the hanging support part 74 with the front-opening part open and then close the front-opening part. .

The hook portion 70 has a connecting portion 82 protruding above the central portion of the frame portion 72, a large hook portion 84 connected to the upper portion of the connecting portion 82, and a connecting portion connecting to the upper portion of the large hook portion 84. 86 and a small hook portion 88 that is connected above the connecting portion 86. The large hook portion 84 has an opening 90 that opens to the outside at the lower left of FIG. The connecting portion 86 opens at the upper portion of the large hook portion 84. The small hook portion 88 opens to the connecting portion 86 at the lower portion thereof, and is connected to the large hook portion 84 via the connecting portion 86.

The inner diameter A of the small hook portion 88 is smaller than the inner diameter B of the large hook portion 84. The minimum width of the opening 90 of the large hook portion 84 is equal to or larger than the inner diameter A of the small hook portion 88 and smaller than the inner diameter B of the large hook portion 84, and can be elastically expanded up to about the inner diameter B. There is. The minimum width of the connecting portion 86, that is, the width of the lower end portion of the connecting portion 86 is smaller than the inner diameter A, and can be elastically expanded to about the inner diameter A.

The opening portion 90 of the large hook portion 84 is elastically expanded, and the hook portion 70 is hung on the clothesline 92 having an inner diameter B of the large hook portion 84 or less and an outer diameter larger than the minimum width of the opening portion 90. When the expansion of the opening 90 is released, the minimum width of the opening 90 is restored. Then, the hanger 40 is suspended by the large hook portion 84 on the clothes-drying rod 92, and since the outer diameter of the clothes-drying rod 92 is larger than the minimum width of the opening 90, the hanger 40 is stably held.

Further, when the connecting portion 86 is elastically expanded, the small hook portion 88 can be hung on the upper connecting rod 14 having an inner diameter A of the small hook portion 88 or less and an outer diameter larger than the minimum width of the connecting portion 86. You can When the expansion of the connecting portion 86 is released, the minimum width of the connecting portion 86 returns to its original value, and the hanger 40 is hung on the upper connecting rod 14 by the small hook portion 88, and the outer diameter of the upper connecting rod 14 is changed to the connecting portion 86. Since it is larger than the minimum width of, it is held stable.

As described above, both the ordinary clothesline rod 92 having a relatively large outer diameter and the upper connecting rod 14 having a relatively small outer diameter are stably held in the state in which the hanger 40 is hung by the hook portion 70. Can be done. Needless to say, the object to which the small hook portion 88 and the large hook portion 84 are hooked is not limited to the circular cross section.

8 to 14 relate to another hanger, of which FIG. 8 is a front view, FIG. 9 is a plan view of a main part, FIG. 10 is a bottom view of the main part, and FIG. 11 is a side view. 12 is a sectional view taken along line XII-XII in FIG. 8, and FIG. 13 is a sectional view taken along line XIII-XIII in FIG. However, the through holes are omitted in FIG.

The hanger 140 mainly includes a hook portion 170 for hanging on an object such as a clothesline or a horizontal pipe of a clothes dryer, and a hook portion 170 for hanging a first garment (not shown). A frame portion 172 extending downwardly on both sides of the frame 172, and a hanging support portion 174 for hanging and supporting a second garment (not shown) such as underwear below the frame portion 172. 175 made of synthetic resin having some elasticity and integrally molded. The material and forming method of the hanger and the content of the first garment are the same as those for the hanger 40.

The hanging support portion 174 has a horizontal bar shape, and both ends thereof are connected to both ends of the frame portion 172 via outwardly convex bent portions 176. A substantially J-shaped pinch hook portion 178 is provided downward on the lower side of the hanging support portion 174 at equal intervals in the axial direction. The hanging support portion 175 has a substantially horizontal rod shape having a length that is a fraction of the length of the hanging support portion 174, and is located immediately below the central portion of the frame portion 172. Both ends thereof are connected to the lower side of the frame portion 172. The droop support 175 is suitable for hanging small items such as neckwear.

The hanging support portion 174 has a substantially T-shaped cross section, and has a substantially constant width as a whole. Overhanging portions extending substantially symmetrically from the upper half of the bent portion 176 to the entire length of the frame portion 172 are formed from the hanging support portion 174 in a front-back symmetrical manner. The width of the overhanging portion 180 gradually expands upward in the bent portion 176, and the overhanging width of the overhanging portion 180 is about 7 times in each of about one third of both sides of the frame portion 172. . In the portion of about one third of the central portion of the frame portion 172, the overhanging width gradually decreases toward the center to an overhanging width of about three times. The overhanging portion 180 is provided with a large number of penetrating elongated holes 181 that are obliquely intersecting the left and right axis lines at intervals except for the central portion and both end portions thereof.

In this way, by providing the overhanging portions on at least about 1/4 to 1/3 on both sides of the frame portion 172, for example, as a first garment to be hung on the frame portion 172, The inner garment of the upper garment is more surely spread in the front and back over the entire width of the left and right, and the state is maintained. Therefore, it is hung on the hanging support portion 174 inside the body of the first garment, hung through a pinch (not shown) hung on the pinch hook portion 178, or the hanging support portion 175. A space is formed between the second garment hung on the garment and the first garment in the front-rear direction to help dry both garments. Then, both clothes can be dried relatively efficiently while hiding the second clothes with the first clothes. The portion of the first garment which is hung on the frame portion 172 and is in contact with the overhanging portion 180 is easily dried by the penetrating elongated hole 181.

The hook portion 170 includes a connecting portion 182 protruding above the central portion of the frame portion 172, a large hook portion 184 connected above the connecting portion 182, and a connecting portion connected above the large hook portion 184. It comprises a part 186 and a small hook part 188 connected above the connecting part 186. The large hook portion 184 has an internal shape that is a substantially vertically long C-shape, and has an opening portion 190 that opens to the outside at the lower left in FIG. The internal shape of the connecting portion 186 that opens to the upper portion of the large hook portion 184 and the small hook portion 188 that is connected to the upper side of the connecting portion 186 are substantially U-shaped. The inside of the small hook portion 188 has a semicircular shape, and the inside of the connecting portion 186 gradually narrows downward.

The diameter C of the circular cross-section horizontal bar having the maximum diameter inscribed in the small hook portion 188 is smaller than the diameter D of the circular cross-section horizontal bar having the maximum diameter inscribed in the large hook portion 184. The minimum width of the opening 190 of the large hook portion 184 is equal to or larger than the diameter C and smaller than the diameter D, and can be elastically expanded to the diameter D. The minimum width of the connecting portion 186, that is, the width of the lower end portion of the connecting portion 186 is smaller than the diameter C, and can be elastically expanded to the diameter C.

The opening portion 190 of the large hook portion 184 is elastically expanded, and the hook portion 170 is hung on the clothesline 92 having a straight diameter of D or less and an outer diameter larger than the minimum width of the opening portion 190. When the expansion is released, the minimum width of the opening 190 is restored. Then, the hanger 140 is suspended by the large hook portion 184 on the clothes rod 92, and the outer diameter of the clothes rod 92 is larger than the minimum width of the opening 190, so that the hanger 140 is stably held.

Further, when the connecting portion 186 is elastically expanded, the small hook portion 188 can be hung on the upper connecting rod 14 having an outer diameter smaller than the diameter C and larger than the minimum width of the connecting portion 186. When the expansion of the connecting portion 186 is released, the minimum width of the connecting portion 186 is restored, and the hanger 140 is suspended by the small hook portion 188 on the upper connecting rod 14, and the outer diameter of the upper connecting rod 14 is connected. Since it is larger than the minimum width of the portion 186, it is stably held.

As described above, both the normal clothesline rod 92 having a relatively large outer diameter and the upper connecting rod 14 having a relatively small outer diameter can be stably operated with the hanger 140 hooked by the hook portion 170. Can be retained.

[0042]

[Effect of device]

 The suspending tool according to claim 1 is stably held in a state of being suspended by hanging a large hook portion on a circular cross-section horizontal bar having a diameter larger than the minimum width of the opening, while the hanging tool has a circular cross-section cross section. It is stably held in a suspended state by hanging a small hook on a circular cross-section horizontal bar having a diameter smaller than the bar and larger than the minimum width of the connecting part.

Therefore, both a normal clothesline having a relatively large diameter and a horizontal pipe having a relatively small diameter in a clothes dryer, for example, can be stably held with the hook portion hooked.

According to the hanger of claim 2, the second garment supported by the hanging support part can be hidden inside the first garment hung on the frame part. The bulging portion causes a space between the first garment and the first garment to help dry the two garments, so that both garments can be dried relatively efficiently while hiding the second garment.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a clothes dryer in a state in which a hanger is hung.

FIG. 2 is a front view of a hanger.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a hanger.

FIG. 4 is a bottom view of the main part of the hanger.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the hanger.

6 is a sectional view taken along line XIV-XIV in FIG.

7 is a sectional view taken along line XV-XV in FIG.

FIG. 8 is a front view of a hanger.

FIG. 9 is a plan view of a main part of a hanger.

FIG. 10 is a bottom view of the main part of the hanger.

FIG. 11 is a side view of the hanger.

12 is a sectional view taken along line XII-XII in FIG.

13 is a sectional view taken along line XIII-XIII in FIG.

[Explanation of sign]

 72 frame part 82 connecting part 84 large hook part 86 continuous connecting part 88 small hook part 90 opening 172 frame part 182 connecting part 184 large hook part 186 connecting part 188 small hook part 190 opening part A inside diameter B inside diameter

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A hanging tool which is hung on an object by a hook portion, wherein the hook portion includes a large hook portion having an opening opening to the outside and a connecting portion opening to the large hook portion. It has a small hook portion that is connected to the large hook portion, and has a diameter A of a circular cross-section horizontal bar with the maximum diameter inscribed in the small hook portion.
Is smaller than the diameter B of the circular cross-section horizontal bar having the maximum diameter inscribed in the large hook portion, and the minimum width of the opening is not less than the diameter A and smaller than the diameter B, and elastically up to about the diameter B. A suspending tool which is expandable and has a minimum width of the connecting portion smaller than the diameter A, and elastically expandable up to the diameter A. 2. A hanging part for hanging on an object, a frame part extending on both sides of the hanging part for hanging the first clothes, and a second clothes hanging under the frame part. A hanger having a drooping support portion for supporting the front and back between a first garment hung on the frame portion and a second garment supported by the drooping support portion inside thereof. In order to provide a space for helping both clothes to dry, at least both end portions are provided with overhanging parts that extend forward and rearward of the position occupied by the second clothes supported by the hanging support part. Hanger to do.