JPH08280987A - Cloth drying structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To obtain a cloth drying structure with a simple constitution and being easily handled, which can be easily installed especially dn the outside of a construction such as the attide and back of a pentroof by supporting a clothes pole with a braid and providing a means for winding up and unfastening this braid. CONSTITUTION: An elevating and lowering means A provided on a construction B and used for winding up and unfastening a braid 1 such as a rope, a plurality of braid bodies 1-1 wound up and unfastened by this elevating and lowering means A and clothes drying poles supported with braids 1-1 are provided.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a clothes-drying structure having a simple structure such that ropes and other cords can be easily retracted and unwound by unwinding and unwinding, and in particular, eaves and eaves. The present invention relates to the provision of a clothes-drying structure that can be provided on the outdoor side of buildings such as the back.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As means for drying various kinds of dried clothes such as laundry, for example, a hanging pole is laid horizontally between standing columns, and various kinds of laundry are hung and dried on the hanging poles or overhanged from a building. A drying rod was laid horizontally between a pair of arm rods provided, and various laundry was hung on it and dried.

However, in all of these means, the means for horizontally suspending a drying rod or the like is provided as a standing or projecting structure, so that it is relatively easy to use in drying laundry. On the other hand, the installed equipment always occupies a predetermined space, which hinders the effective use of the space, and in particular, it has an inconvenience that it interferes with walking near the structure.

Further, in such a permanent-type clothes-drying structure, since the columns or the drying rods are exposed to the rain, it is easy to get dirty and difficult to manage on a daily basis.

From this point of view, it has been proposed to provide a pair of arms that expand and contract like a pantograph on the ceiling surface and to equip the arms with a plurality of drying rods.

[0006]

However, in the clothes-drying structure using such a pantograph-like telescopic arm, it is necessary to improve the assembling accuracy of the arm in order to ensure the smooth extension and contraction of the arm. However, it is necessary to regularly perform maintenance on the telescopic part of the arm, which has a high equipment cost and is difficult to manage and maintain.

Further, such a pantograph type telescopic arm has a considerable bulk even in the folded state, and in addition, a predetermined width is inevitably required for the storage portion, so that the ceiling surface or the like is required. Even when the telescopic arm is folded and stored, the frame of the telescopic arm can be seen on the ceiling surface with a predetermined spread, which has a disadvantage that the landscape of the ceiling surface is significantly impaired.

Further, in such a pantograph type telescopic arm, it is difficult to perform the telescopic operation or the pull-back operation of the arm, and in order to perform the smooth telescopic operation of the arm, other considerable expansion / contraction operation of the arm is performed. It was necessary to have the means.

In order to eliminate the inconvenience in the clothes-drying structure using the conventional pantograph-type telescopic arm provided on the interior ceiling surface of the present invention, in particular, the means for supporting the drying rod is a cord such as a rope. As a result, by providing a means for wrapping and unraveling this cord, it is possible to easily install even on the outdoor side of the building such as the eaves and eaves, because the structure is simple and easy to handle. The purpose is to provide a clothes-drying structure.

[0010]

In order to achieve the above object, the clothes-drying structure according to the present invention is provided with a clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 1 in a building B, and the rope 1
A raising and lowering operation means A used for winding and unraveling the cord body 1 such as a, a plurality of cord bodies 1 to 1 which are rolled up and unraveled by the raising and lowering operation means A, and the cord body 1
It is configured to include a drying rod 10 which is supported by 1 to 1.

Next, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 2, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 1, the lifting operation means A used for winding and unraveling the cord 1 such as the rope 1a, and the lifting and lowering means. A clothes-drying structure including a plurality of cords 1 to 1 that are caught and unraveled by the operating means A and a drying rod 10 supported by the cords is provided on the outdoor side of the building B. It is as a configuration.

Further, the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 3 is the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 2 in which the elevating operation means A has a backside of an eaves, a backside of an eaves, or a backside of a balcony.
Alternatively, it is provided on the back of the balcony.

Next, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 4, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 3, the elevating operation means A is provided inside the eaves, inside the eaves, inside the balcony or on the veranda. The structure is provided inside the back.

Next, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 5, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 3, the elevating operation means A has a lower surface of the eaves, a lower surface of the eaves, a lower surface of the balcony, or a veranda. It is provided on the back and bottom surfaces.

Further, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 6, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 1, the lifting / lowering operation of the hanging rod 10 by the lifting / lowering operation means A is provided in the lifting / lowering operation means A. Urging means C for constantly urging a cord such as a rope 1a in a direction in which it is wound around the lifting operation means A.
And a pulling operation of pulling out the cord body 1 from the elevating operation means A against the urging force of the urging means C.

Further, the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 7 is
In the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 1, the lifting operation of the drying rod 10 in the lifting operation means A is provided in the lifting operation means A so that the cord 1 such as the rope 1a is always moved in the lifting operation means A. It is configured by the rotation operation of the rotation drive means D for rotating the winding direction and the unwinding direction.

Next, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 8, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 6, the rotary drive used for the up-and-down operation of the up-and-down operation means A is a manual drive or a motor drive. It is as a structure.

Further, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 9, in the clothes-drying structure according to the invention of claim 1, when the cord 1 is pulled out from the lifting operation means A, it is lowered and supported at a predetermined position. The hanging rod is held by the steady rest E that holds the hanging rod in the lowered fishing support position.

The clothesline structure according to the invention of claim 10 is the clothesline structure according to the invention of claim 6, wherein the cord body 1 against the biasing means C provided in the lifting operation means A.
It is configured such that the drying rod 10 which is lowered and supported along with the pulling out is pulled and held at the lowered fishing and supporting position against the bias of the biasing means.

[0020]

Operation: The clothes-drying structure is provided in the building B, and the raising / lowering operation means A is used for winding and unraveling the cord 1 such as the rope 1a, and a plurality of cords wound and unraveled by the raising / lowering operation means A. Body 1-1 and this string 1
Since it is configured to include the drying rod 10 that is suspended and supported by ~ 1, the drying rod 10 that is provided in a suspended shape is
Dry pole 1 as a means for drying clothes at any time
It is possible to hang and store the drying rod 10 that is used as 0 and is not used as a clothes-drying means on the back of the eaves.

Further, since the means for suspending the drying rod 10 is the cord body 1 as in the above, the storage space for the means for suspending the drying rod 10 is a space incidental to the raising / lowering operation means A for entanglement and unraveling. Enough, and
Since the hanging means of the drying rod 10 is the string body 1, the hanging and hanging of the drying rod 10 can be easily and smoothly performed.

Further, since the rope 1 is used as the hanging means for hanging the drying rod 10 on the floor, the hanging and hanging equipment of the drying rod 10 can be constructed as a simple structure and the maintenance can be facilitated. To be done.

Furthermore, a lifting operation means A used for winding and unraveling the cord 1 for suspending the drying rod 10.
By installing on the outdoor side of buildings such as the eaves,
Side spaces of buildings such as eaves, eaves, balconies, and balconies can be used as effective clothes-drying spaces.

[0024]

EXAMPLES Each example of a typical clothes-drying structure according to the present invention will be described in detail below. 1 to 4 show the clothes-drying structure according to the first embodiment, FIGS. 5 and 6 show the clothes-drying structure according to the second embodiment, and FIGS. 7 and 8 further show the clothes-drying structure according to the third embodiment. 9 and 10 show a clothes-drying structure according to the fourth embodiment.

First, the clothes-drying structure according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 uses the urging force of a mainspring as the elevating means of the elevating operation means A.
In FIG. 1, a cross section of the main part viewed from the side in a state where the drying rod 10 is stored is shown in FIG. 2 as a cross section of the main part viewed from the front, and in FIGS. 3 and 4, Dried poles 10
Is shown as a cross-section of each main part that is pulled out to be in use.

5 and 6, in the clothes-drying structure according to the first embodiment, the elevating operation means A in the structure is provided on the lower surface of the eaves bottom of the structure B, and the drying rod 10 is further connected to the wire rope. FIG. 6 shows a clothes-drying structure according to the second embodiment that is towed by using, for example, the clothes-drying structure in a state in which the clothes-drying rod 10 is housed in FIG. Further, in FIG. 6, the drying rod 10 is shown as a cross-section of the main part from the front in a state where the drying rod 10 is pulled down and placed in a use state.

Further, FIGS. 7 and 8 show a clothesline structure according to the third embodiment, in particular, a clothesline structure in which the lifting operation means A is operated by a manual handle.
The usage state in which the drying rod 10 is pulled down is shown as a cross section of the main part as seen from the side thereof, and FIG. 8 is shown as a cross section of the main part as seen from the front.

Next, FIGS. 9 and 10 show a clothes-drying structure according to the fourth embodiment, in particular, a clothes-drying structure in which the lifting operation means A is electrically hoisted by a motor. FIG. FIG. 10 shows this as a cross section of the main part viewed from the side, and FIG. 10 shows this as a cross section of the main part viewed from the front.

First, the clothes-drying structure according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 will be described. The clothes-drying structure shown here is one in which the lifting operation means A is provided on the outdoor side of the building, more specifically, inside the eaves. In the illustrated example shown here, an example of the most typical eaves structure of the roof tile is shown, in which 100 is a pillar, 101 is a girder, 102 is a flax, and 103 Is a base plate, 104 is an asphalt felt, 105 is a tile crosspiece, 106 is a tile seat, and 107 is a wide and small dance, and a tile 108 has been cut into it. In addition, in the eaves part, the nose cover 10 provided at the tip of the rafter 102
The elevating operation means A is provided in the inside eaves F'in the eaves back F constituted by 9 and the fields 110-110 and the eaves ceiling 111.

The elevating and lowering operation means A inside the eaves inside F'constructed here is the bearings 3 provided in the housing 30.
A shaft 32 is axially supported between 1 and 31, and the shaft 32 is connected to the shaft 32 by a pair of spiral springs 20 and 20 serving as a biasing means C, such as a wire rope 1a. It is urged to rotate 1 so that it always rotates.

That is, with the mainspring 20 wound around the shaft 32, the inner end 20a of the mainspring 20 is wound.
To the shaft 32 and to the outer end 20b of the mainspring 20 to the housing 30.
The shaft 32 rotated with pulling out the wire rope 1a or the like is configured to be biased in the direction opposite to the rotation, that is, the side that is reversed.

Next, the shaft 32 has a winding drum 40 for winding the cord body 1 such as the wire rope 1a at the center thereof.
Is provided. The winding drum 40 has a shaft 32.
The cord body 1 such as the wire rope 1a wound around the shaft 32 can be conveniently wound around the shaft 32 to be unraveled, and is not entangled with the mainspring 20 or the like. Disk 40
A reel portion 40b having an annular U-shaped groove in the circumferential direction is provided between a and 40a.

The winding drum 40 and the mainspring 2
The housing 30 that rotatably includes the shaft 32 including 0 and 0 has a structure in which a lower surface opening is provided and a flange 30a is outwardly provided in the opening portion.
From the mounting hole opened in the front of the eaves to the inside F ′ of the eaves, the flange 30a of the housing 30 is abutted against the surface of the eaves ceiling 111, and is screwed to the field edge 110 or the like. It is designed to be fastened using 33 or the like.

The opening on the lower surface side of the housing 30 is closed by a cover 35 having a hole 34 in the lower portion of the winding drum 40.
The inside of the housing is so structured that it cannot be seen through from below, and moreover, dust is not introduced into the housing 30.

The cord 1 such as the wire rope 1a is wound around the winding drum 40 of the raising / lowering operation means A having the above-mentioned structure. String 1 wound around the winding drum 40
Has one end fixed to the winding drum 40, and
It has a structure in which the drying rod 10 is attached to the drawer end side,
As a configuration in which the feeding of the cord 1 is stopped so that when the drying rod 10 is pulled down to a required position, that is, a height used as a means for drying clothes, the drying rod 10 is stopped at the position. is there.

In this embodiment, a pair of elevating and lowering operating means A, A constructed as described above are provided on the backside F of the eaves at a predetermined interval, and the respective elevating and lowering operating means A, A are provided. The cords 1 and 1 are configured to connect both sides of the drying rod 10 to each other, and moreover, the cover member 36 for accommodating the drying rod 10 pulled up to the side of the eaves F by the elevating operation means A, A. , 36 are provided so as to extend between the respective elevating operation means A and A and face each other so as to form a groove-shaped portion for accommodating the drying rod 10.

The elevating operation means A of the cord 1 thus constructed is typically the winding drum 4 of the elevating operation means A.
A dry rod 10 in which the cord wound around 0 is attached to the cord 1.
The spring spring 20 provided on the mounting shaft 32 of the winding drum 40 is wound in the tightening direction at the same time as it is taken out from the lifting operation means A by the operation of pulling it down. When the tension on the rod 10 is released, the shaft 32 is reversed by the urging force of the tightened spring spring 20 in the direction of slackening, and the cord body 1 pulled out on the top is wound up and dried. The rod 10 is configured to be pulled up to the lower surface under the eaves.

In this embodiment, the winding drum 4
A drying rod 1 suspended from a cord 1 that is fed from 0
In order that 0 can be stopped at a position convenient for clothes drying, for example, the length of the cord body 1 wound around the winding drum 40 is prepared in advance as the hanging length,
There may be a configuration in which all the strings 1 wound around the winding drum 40 are unwound from the winding drum 40, and the drying rod 10 is hung on the strings 1. .

Further, by winding the cord 1 out of the winding drum 40, the mainspring 20 is gradually wound in the tightening direction, and the drying rod 10 provided in the cord 1 being fed out is most convenient for drying clothes. When the string body 1 is at the height position, the string body 1 may not be further tightened as the string body is unwound, so that the string body 1 may not be unwound further.

Further, when the cord 1 delivered from the winding drum 40 is provided with an appropriate stopper or the like, and the drying rod 10 provided on the cord 1 is positioned at the most suitable height for drying clothes. In addition, the stopper may be engaged with the edge of the hole 34 of the housing 30 or the like so that the cord body 1 is not further extended.

In the illustrated example, the hook 11 provided on the lower surface side of the drying rod 10 is used to pull down the drying rod 10 and to prevent the pulled down drying rod 10 from swinging. I have to. That is, an operating rod 50 having hook portions 50a, 50a at both ends and used as a steadying means E is prepared, and the hook portion 50a at the upper end of the operating rod 50 is hooked on the hook 11 provided on the drying rod 10 and , The operating rod 50 is used to pull down the drying rod 10 downward, and in this pulled-down state, the hook portion 50a at the lower end of the operating rod 50 is hooked on the anchor 51a of the anchor member 51 so that the cord 1 is moved to a predetermined position. It is configured to be held in a pulled state and to prevent lateral swing of the pulled down drying rod 10.

The anchor member 51 used here is used.
Is for preventing the string body 1 from being rewound by the urging force of the lifting and lowering operation means A toward the loose side of the mainspring 20, and also to prevent the hanging pole 10 suspended downward from rolling. Then, it is configured by a concrete block or the like having a weight capable of performing such a function, or is configured as an underground buried object so as to supplement such a weight and not hinder the passage of traffic.

In this illustrated example, the anchor member 51 is composed of a truncated cone-shaped concrete block, and the upper portion of the anchor bar which is integrally embedded and prepared in this is placed in a recess provided in the upper portion of the concrete block. An anchor bar protruding in the recess is provided with a hook, and the top end surface of the concrete block is embedded in the ground so as to be flush with the installation ground.

In the thus constructed clothes-drying structure, the clothes-drying rod 10 is normally stored so as to be in close contact with the lower surface under the eaves by the biasing force of the mainspring 20. When using such clothes-drying means, the operating rod 5
0 is hooked on the hook 11 of the drying rod 10 and pulled downward, and the lower end of the operating rod 50 is hooked on the anchor member 51, whereby the cord body 1 is stretched, and in this state, the drying rod 10 is pulled. Use to dry clothes.
Further, after the clothes are dried, the operating rod 50 is detached from the anchor member 51 to guide the drying rod 10 to the lower side of the eaves by using the biasing force of the mainspring 20, and in this state,
By removing the operating rod 50 from the drying rod 10, the drying rod 10 can be put into the retracted state.

Next, the clothes-drying structure according to the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 will be described. The clothes-drying structure according to the second embodiment has the same structure as that of the first embodiment except that the elevating operation means A is provided on the eaves back F, particularly on the lower surface of the eaves, and the operation rope 52 is provided on the drying rod 10. The same or substantially the same as the clothes-drying structure according to (3) above, and the same or substantially the same constituent parts will be denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof will be omitted.

The eaves point shown here is provided with a makeup tree 112, and this makeup tree 112
And the decorative ceiling plate 113 are used to mount the housing 30 in the lifting operation means A. In the figure, reference numeral 114 indicates a wide dance, and 115 indicates a shore.

The elevating operation means A provided on the lower surface of the eaves back F is the housing 3 constituting the elevating operation means A.
0 is installed on the lower surface of the decorative ceiling board 113 and is fixed to the decorative tree 112 by using the screw 33. The flange 30a is brought into contact with the decorative ceiling plate 113, and at the metal fitting 37 portion provided on the side surface of the housing 30, the decorative tree 112 is screwed to the screw 33.
It is configured to be fastened with. As a result, without using the cover member of the housing 30 according to the first embodiment, the hole 34 through which the cord body 1 such as the wire rope 1a is pulled out is provided at the bottom of the housing 30.

The elevating operation means A provided in a suspended state on the lower surface of the eaves back F is the same as in the elevating operation means A according to the first embodiment.
The structure is provided with a means for unraveling.

An operation rope 52 which hangs down is attached to the drying rod 10 which is attached to the cord body 1 in a suspended state, and a rope at the lower end of the rope 52 is attached to the rope.
The rope 52a is hooked on the hook 53 provided on the wall G or the like (see FIG. 5), and the rope 52 is attached to the hook 53 as needed.
As shown in Fig. 5, the rope 52a at the lower end of the rope 52 is hooked on the hook of the anchor 51a in the anchor member 51, and the rope is dried by the same method as the clothes-drying structure in the first embodiment. It can be used as a means.

Further, after the clothes are dried, the rope 52 is released from the anchor member 51 so that the cord 1 is wound up by the urging force of the mainspring 20 provided in the lifting / lowering operation means A and dried. Pole 10
Will be flipped up so as to come into close contact with the lower surface of the housing 30, and the rope 52 is hooked on the wall 5 by the hook 5
Hook it in 3 and store it so that it does not interfere with walking.

Next, in the clothes-drying structure according to the third embodiment shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the lifting and lowering of the drying rod 10 is performed by manually connecting the cord 1 such as the wire rope 1a connected to the drying rod 10. The hoisting or unraveling is performed, and the configuration other than the lifting / lowering operation means A is the same as or substantially the same as the clothes-drying structure according to the first embodiment, and is the same or substantially the same. The same components are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

The elevating operation means A constructed here is
Each bearing 3 provided on the eaves ceiling 111, especially on the field edge 110
A shaft 32 is axially supported on 1A, and a winding drum 40 as a means for unwinding and unwinding the cord 1 such as the wire rope 1a of the shaft 32 is provided, and one end of the winding drum 40 is fastened and wound. The drying rod 10 is attached to the other end of the attached cord 1 in a suspended state.

The sprocket wheel 60 provided on the shaft 32 is at substantially the same height as the sprocket wheel 60, and the column 10
The chain 68 is mounted on the sprocket wheel 61 provided for 0, and the chain 68 is mounted between the sprocket wheel 62 coaxial with the sprocket wheel 61 and the sprocket wheel 63 provided on the lower side of the pillar 100. In addition, this sprocket wheel 6
3 and a sprocket wheel 64 coaxially provided
The chain 68 is mounted between the sprocket wheel 65 and the sprocket wheel 65 at the same height, and the handle 67 is provided on the rotation shaft of the sprocket wheel 65 to constitute the rotation driving means D.

In the lifting operation means A thus constructed, the handle 1 is turned to wind the cord 1 around the winding drum 40, and the drying rod 10 which is connected to the cord 1 in a suspended state. Can be pulled up and stored so as to be in close contact with the surface of the eaves ceiling 111.

Further, the drying rod 10 in a state of being pulled up so as to be in close contact with the surface of the eaves ceiling 111 is such that the ratchet 69 engaged with the sprocket wheel 65 provided on the shaft of the handle 67 is removed. By that, it is lowered by its own weight.

The hanging rod 10 in such a lowered state is suspended at a predetermined height position by engaging the ratchet 69 with the sprocket wheel 65 when the hanging rod 10 reaches a predetermined height position. It is possible to bring the state into a state, and the rolling of the drying rod 10 in such a state is held by the stopper rod 54 as the steadying means E.

The stopper rod 54 has one end rotatably mounted on a mounting ring 55 provided on the pillar 100 and the like, and has a clamp 54a fitted on the drying rod 10 at the other end. Usually, it is provided in a hanging state along the wall G surface, etc., and is assembled so as to hold the drying rod 10 from the side surface of the drying rod 10 as needed, for example, as shown in FIG. 7. I am using it.

Next, the clothes-drying structure according to the fourth embodiment shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 will be described. The clothes-drying structure according to the fourth embodiment has the same or substantially the same structure as the clothes-drying structure according to the third embodiment except that the lifting operation means A is manually driven by the motor 70. The same or substantially the same components are assigned the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

Like the lifting operation means A of the clothes-drying structure in the third embodiment, the lifting operation means A constructed here is provided with a pair of winding drums 40, 40 on the shaft 32, and the winding drums 40 are dried on this. A cord body 1 such as a wire rope 1a having a rod 10 in a suspended state at the lower end is wound and wound so as to be unwound, and a sprocket wheel 71 provided on the shaft 32 and a rotation driving means D are provided.
A chain 73 is stretched between the sprocket wheel 72 on the driving side provided on the motor 70 as an example, and the motor 70 can rotate the shaft 32 and the winding drum 40 provided on the shaft 32 in the forward and reverse directions. It was made to be eggplant.

The motor 70 used here is, for example, a direct current motor, and a current is passed through the motor 70 in different directions to drive the motor 70 in the forward and reverse directions, thereby forming a cord. 1 may be wound up and unraveled. Alternatively, the motor 70 may be provided with a clutch device, and the cord 1 may be wound up and unraveled by switching the clutch.

In each of the above embodiments, the clothes-drying structure using the eaves back portion is shown. However, the clothes-drying structure other than the eaves back portion, for example, is provided on the eaves back portion. The elevating and lowering operation means A to be configured may be provided so as to hang down on the backside of the eaves, or may be provided so as to fit inside the backside of the eaves.

Similarly, the lifting operation means A is provided on the back of the balcony or the back of the balcony so as to be hung from the back of the balcony or the back of the balcony, or inside the back of the balcony or the back of the balcony. By providing the elevating operation means A, a clothes-drying structure may be configured.

Further, the clothes-drying structure is constructed by vertically installing the elevating operation means A on the ceiling surface of the room or the corridor ceiling surface or by providing the elevating operation means A inside the ceiling. It may be.

[0064]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION The present invention is characterized by the above-mentioned construction, and in particular, a clothes-drying structure is provided on a building B, and lifting and lowering operation means A is used for winding and unraveling the cord 1 such as a rope 1a. Since it is configured to include a plurality of cords 1 to 1 that are rolled up and unraveled by the lifting and lowering operation means A, and the drying rod 10 that is supported by the cords 1 to 1, the hanging is performed. The hanging pole 10 provided in the shape of the shape is optionally pulled down and used as the drying pole 10 as a drying means, and the drying pole 10 which is not used as a drying means is hoisted and stored on the back of the eaves. It has the feature that

Also, since the means for suspending the drying rod 10 is the cord body 1 as in the above, the storage space for the means for suspending the drying rod 10 is sufficient to be a space incidental to the raising / lowering operation means for entanglement and unraveling. In addition, since the hanging means of the drying rod 10 is the cord body 1, it has a feature that the hanging and hanging of the drying rod 10 can be easily and smoothly performed.

Further, since the cord 1 is used as the means for suspending the drying rod 10 on the roof, the structure for suspending and suspending the drying rod 10 may be simple, and moreover,
It has the feature of easy maintenance.

Furthermore, by providing the elevating operation means A used for winding and unraveling the cord 1 suspending such a drying rod 10 on the outdoor side of a building such as the back of an eave, the eaves, corridor and balcony. It has the feature that the space on the lower side of the building or under the balcony can be effectively used as a clothes-drying space.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a main part of the clothes-drying structure according to the first embodiment as viewed from the side in a state where a drying rod is pulled up.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a main part of the same drying rod as it is pulled up and viewed from the front side.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the main part shown from the side with the same drying rod pulled down.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the main part as seen from the front side in the state in which the same drying rod is pulled down.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view of an essential part showing a state in which a drying rod of the clothes-drying structure according to the second embodiment is pulled up, viewed from the side.

FIG. 6 is a sectional view of an essential part showing a state in which the same drying rod is pulled down as seen from the front.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view of an essential part showing a state in which a drying rod of a clothes-drying structure according to a third embodiment is pulled down, as viewed from the side.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts shown from the front side.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view of an essential part showing a state in which a drying rod of a clothes-drying structure according to a fourth embodiment is pulled down, as viewed from the side.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of the main part as seen from the front side.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A elevating operation means B building C urging means D rotation driving means F eaves back F'eaves interior 1 string 10 dry pole 20 spiral spring 67 handle 70 motor

Claims (10)

[Claims] 1. An elevating and lowering operation means, which is provided in a building and is used for winding and unraveling a cord body such as a rope,
A clothes-drying structure comprising a plurality of cords that are wound up and unraveled by the lifting operation means, and a drying rod that is supported by the cords. 2. A raising / lowering operation unit used for winding and unraveling a rope such as a rope, a plurality of cords wound and unraveled by the raising and lowering operation unit, and a drying rod supported by the cord. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 1, characterized in that the clothes-drying structure comprising: is provided on the outdoor side of the building. 3. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 2, wherein the elevating operation means is provided on the back of the eaves, on the back of the eaves, on the back of the balcony, or on the back of the balcony. 4. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 3, wherein the lifting operation means is provided inside the eaves, inside the eaves, inside the balcony, or inside the balcony. 5. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 3, wherein the elevating operation means is provided on the lower surface of the eaves, the lower surface of the eaves, the lower surface of the balcony, or the lower surface of the balcony. 6. An elevating operation of a drying rod in the elevating operation means is provided by the elevating operation means, and an urging means for urging a cord such as a rope to always urge the rope body to be wound in the elevating operation means. The clothesline structure according to claim 1, wherein the clothesline structure is pulled by pulling the cord body from the lifting operation means against the biasing force of the biasing means. 7. A rotation for raising and lowering a drying rod in the raising and lowering operation means, which is provided in the raising and lowering operation means and rotates the cord body such as a rope into a direction in which the rope body is always wound around and a direction in which the rope body is unraveled. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 1, wherein the driving means is rotated. 8. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 6, wherein the rotary drive used for the lifting / lowering operation of the drying rod in the lifting / lowering operation means is a manual drive or a motor drive. 9. A hanging rod which is lowered and supported at a predetermined position in association with the withdrawal of the cord from the lifting and lowering operation means is held by a steadying means which is held at the lowered and supported position. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 1. 10. A drying rod, which is supported by a string body that is pulled down against a biasing means provided to the lifting and lowering operation means, is lowered while resisting the bias of the biasing means. The clothes-drying structure according to claim 6, wherein the clothes-drying structure is adapted to be towed and held at a fishing support position.