JPH0638900U - Iron case - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Modified) [Purpose] Providing a product that can be used as an ironing mat, if necessary, in an iron case that can be stably placed and stored with an iron. [Structure] The short side of the sheet X has a length that is substantially three times the height h of the case 1, and each corner of the sheet X has a position corresponding to the height h from each vertex. A fold line 4 orthogonal to each side is provided, and a square portion 6 surrounded by the fold line 4 and each side is provided with a fold line 5 diagonal from the apex angle of the sheet X. On the outer surface, the diagonal bending line 5 is bent so as to project to the inside of the sheet X, and the left and right bending lines 4 are attached to the sheet X.
Locking devices 7, 8 that can be fixed so that they touch each other on the outside of the
Thus, the fold lines 4 are formed in the rectangular box-shaped case 1 having ridges in the vertical direction, and the triangular projecting pieces 9 formed at the four inner corners of the case 1 are folded along the wall surface of the case 1. Be done.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to an iron case made of one sheet.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 When using an iron, it is often the case that a hot iron is temporarily set aside to move the fabric to be ironed or to sit in the middle. For this reason, various attempts have been made, such as providing a metal iron rest on the back of the lid of the wooden iron case, and providing an iron placement frame on the side of the ironing stand. , It was necessary to be careful in order to place and store a hot iron stably, and it was easy for iron to slip off and burn the tatami mat. Moreover, in order to store and store the iron in a place where it does not get in the way after use, it is usually necessary to wait until the iron has cooled sufficiently before carrying out the ironing. Also, when ironing small items, it is troublesome to prepare a large ironing board every time, and recently a simple ironing mat has been developed, but this mat should be stored with the iron. I couldn't.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is an easy-to-handle iron case that allows the iron to be stably placed and stored during use and after use, and can also be used as a mat for ironing as required. The challenge is to provide.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems by providing an iron case that can be formed by assembling one sheet, and by using this sheet as a mat for ironing.

That is, the iron case of the present invention is formed by assembling a rectangular sheet that can be used as a mat for ironing, and the sheet is composed of a heat-insulating cloth layer and a Teflon processed cloth. Is formed so that the short side of the seat has a length that is substantially three times the height h of the case, and at each corner of the seat, the height from each corner is There is a fold line perpendicular to each side at a position corresponding to h, and the square part surrounded by the fold line and each side has diagonal fold lines from each corner of the sheet. The diagonal folding lines are respectively bent on the outer surface of the seat so as to project to the inner side of the seat, and the left and right folding lines can be fixed so as to be in contact with each other on the outer surface of the seat. A stopper is provided, and by the locking of the locking tool, the bending line is formed into a rectangular parallelepiped box-shaped case having a vertical ridge. The triangular protruding pieces formed at the four inner corners of the case when locked are characterized in that they are folded along the wall surface of the case.

That is, since the product of the present invention is formed from a mat-like sheet having a heat-resistant Teflon processed cloth inside, the sheet can be assembled (folded) and used as a box-shaped iron case. Instead, it can be used as a mat for ironing if necessary.

Here, the Teflon-treated cloth is a cloth having a coating layer made of a fluorine-based heat-resistant resin, and for example, a polyester cloth or the like is coated with a coating composition in which a metal powder is mixed with a fluorocarbon resin. Things can be used. Such a Teflon-treated cloth is a waterproof, non-breathable, heat-resistant cloth, but in the present invention, small holes with a diameter of 0.1 to 5 mm are formed at appropriate intervals (for example, 1 to 5 cm intervals are By providing a large number of pieces, it provides breathability while maintaining proper waterproofness and heat resistance, balances heat retention and heat dissipation of the iron, and is suitable for storing steam irons, etc. I am trying.

As the heat-insulating cloth layer, any of thick cloth, cloth laminate, quilted cloth, felt and the like can be used, and a cloth layer lined with a heat insulating material such as sponge or cotton may be used. Further, although various processes may be applied to the surface of the fabric layer, it is generally preferable to use a quilted fabric from the viewpoints of feeling and handling.

The ironing case of the present invention may consist entirely of the above-mentioned cloth layer and a Teflon-treated cloth, but the bottom part A to which the bottom part of the hot iron directly contacts and at least the lower inner surface B are connected. It is preferable to further interpose a heat insulating layer between the cloth layer and the Teflon processed cloth to further enhance the heat insulating property. It is needless to say that this heat insulating layer should be breathable as well as the Teflon processed cloth.

As the heat insulating layer, any of a sponge layer, felt, cotton stuff, etc. can be used, but when a resin foam is used, it is preferable that the pores formed by foaming are the communication holes. In addition, in order to obtain the ventilation holes, small holes may be mechanically provided like the Teflon processed cloth.

As described above, the iron case of the present invention is composed of a heat-insulating fabric layer and a Teflon-processed cloth, and is formed by combining a heat-insulating layer such as a sponge layer if necessary. When it is used, even if it is formed so as to consist entirely of a laminated body of a fabric layer / heat insulating layer / Teflon processed cloth, a laminated body composed of a fabric layer / Teflon processed cloth is used as a whole and the bottom and lower side surfaces are A heat insulating layer may be sandwiched between the fabric layer and the Teflon processed fabric only at the corresponding portion. However, a laminated body consisting of the fabric layer / Teflon treated cloth is used as a whole, and in the central portion of the sheet corresponding to the bottom and lower inner surface of the case, a heat insulating layer and a Teflon treated cloth are further provided on the Teflon treated cloth side of this laminated body. It is preferably formed by stacking.

The folding line formed on the sheet may be formed by any means as long as it can be linearly folded at a fixed position. For example, it can be easily formed by a seam of a sewing machine or the like.

Also, when the diagonal bending lines are bent so as to project to the inside of the sheet, the left and right bending lines are provided on the outside surface of the sheet so that they can be fixed so as to be in contact with each other outside the sheet. As the locking tool to be used, any known locking tool that can be stably opened and closed, such as fasteners and hooks, can be used, but it is preferable to use a Velvet type fastener.

In the present invention, as shown in the embodiment, such a locking tool is locked, and the diagonal bending lines at the four corners of the seat are bent so as to project to the inside of the seat. By fixing the sheets so that they are in contact with each other on the outside of the seat, this folding line is formed into a rectangular box-shaped case that forms a vertical ridge, and it can be used as an iron case. Triangular protruding pieces formed at the four inner corners of the case when the stoppers are locked may be folded along the wall surface of the case. In order to stably position this triangular projecting piece along the wall surface of the case, it is preferable to provide a suitable locking device on the seat, but use a fastener such as a clip. The protruding piece may be fixed to the case.

The iron case formed in this way is immediately restored to the seat simply by removing the locking device as described above, so that the surface of the Teflon-treated cloth inside the iron case is faced up for ironing. It can be easily used as a mat.

It is preferable that the sheet is provided with a hand strap so that it can be carried as an iron case, and further, a tip end is provided so that the iron can be stably held in the iron case during transportation or storage. A fastener that can be locked with a velvet fastener or the like may be provided so as to cover the mouth portion of the case.

[0017]

EXAMPLE Next, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The iron case 1 of this example is formed into a hand-carrying box-shaped case (see FIG. 1A). The case 1 is formed by folding a rectangular sheet X (see FIG. 1B) having a length of 52.5 cm and a width of 41 cm, the outer side of which is a fabric layer 2 -quilted fabric, and the inner side is a Teflon-treated fabric 3. However, in the case 1, the central portion of the sheet X, which is the bottom portion A and the lower inner surface B where the heated portion of the iron comes into direct contact, is one in which a heat insulating layer-polyurethane foam-10 is laminated on the back surface of the Teflon-treated cloth 3. Then, they are laid on each other and sewn together to form a superior heat resistance and heat insulation property (see Fig. 2).

In each of the Teflon-treated cloths 3, small holes having a diameter of about 1 mm are provided at intervals of 2 cm, and the heat-resistant polyurethane foam forming the heat insulating layer 10 has continuous holes due to foaming. However, a small hole similar to that of the Teflon processed cloth 3 is further provided.

In addition, each corner of the sheet X is provided with a fold line 4 orthogonal to each side at a position corresponding to the height h (13.5 cm) of the iron case 1 from each vertex. In the fold line 4 and each side and a square portion 6 surrounded by the fold line 4, a diagonal fold line 5 is provided from the apex angle of the sheet X. The folding lines 4 and 5 of this embodiment are formed as seams by the sewing machine.

On the outer surface of the sheet X, diagonal bending lines 5 are bent so as to project to the inside of the sheet X, and the left and right bending lines 4 are contacted with each other on the outside of the sheet X. A pair of velvet type fasteners are attached as locking members 7 and 8 for each square portion 6 so that they can be fixed.

By the locking of the locking tools 7 and 8, the diagonal bending line 5 is projected to the inside of the sheet X, and the box-shaped iron case 1 in which the bending line 4 serves as a vertical ridge is formed. However, at this time, the triangular protruding pieces 9 formed at the four inner corners of the case 1 are folded along the wall surface of the case 1. The wall surface may be a long surface located on the side surface of the iron or a short surface located in front of and behind the iron. However, as shown in FIG. It is preferable to fold from the viewpoint of shape stability of the case 1. In this example, the protruding piece 9 can be fixed to the wall surface by locking the loop 11 and the button 12.

Further, the case 1 of the present embodiment is formed so that it can be carried by the hand strap 13, and at the mouth of the case 1, the iron is stably held in the iron case during transportation or storage. As described above, the string-shaped fastener 14 that covers the mouth portion is provided such that the tip end thereof can be locked with a Velvet fastener or the like.

It should be noted that this iron case 1 can stably store an iron heated to 200 ° C. for two hours without causing any problems. It is possible to put it in Case 1 and store it as it is.

[0024]

[Effect of device]

 Since the ironing case of the present invention is made of cloth, it is very easy to handle, and it has a Teflon processed surface with excellent heat resistance on the inner surface and is highly breathable. Even with the iron, it can be stably stored inside during and after use. Further, since it is formed by folding a single sheet, it can be easily used as an ironing mat by spreading it into a sheet with the Teflon processed surface facing up.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an example of the present invention, in which A is a perspective view of an iron case and B is a plan view of a sheet constituting the iron case.

2 is a cross-sectional view of the sheet of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Case 2 Fabric Layer 3 Teflon Fabric 4 Bending Line 5 Bending Line 6 Square Part 7 Locking Tool 8 Locking Tool 9 Projecting Piece 10 Heat Insulation Layer 11 Loop 12 Button

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An iron case 1 formed by assembling a rectangular sheet X that can be used as a mat for ironing, wherein the sheet X comprises a heat-insulating cloth layer 2 and a Teflon processed cloth 3, and a Teflon processed cloth 3 Is formed so as to be located inside, and the short side of the sheet X has a length that is substantially three times the height h of the case 1, and each corner portion of the sheet X has a vertical angle. From the apex angle of the sheet X, a fold line 4 is provided orthogonal to each side at a position corresponding to the height h from the top angle of the sheet X. Diagonal bending lines 5 are provided, and the diagonal bending lines 5 are respectively bent on the outer surface of the sheet X so as to project inside the sheet X.
The right and left fold lines 4 are provided on the outside of the sheet X with locking tools 7 and 8 that can be fixed so as to be in contact with each other, and the fold lines are locked by locking the locking tools 7 and 8. 4 is formed in a rectangular parallelepiped box-shaped case 1 having vertical ridges, and the triangular protruding pieces 9 formed at the four inner corners of the case 1 by the locking of the locking tools 7 and 8. An iron case that is folded along the wall surface of the case 1. 2. The cloth layer 2 is made of quilted cloth, and a heat insulating layer is provided between the cloth layer 2 and the Teflon-coated cloth 3 in the central portion of the sheet X corresponding to the bottom A and at least the lower inner surface B of the case 1. An iron case, wherein 4 is interposed, and the heat insulating layer 4 is breathable.