JPH10323264A - Hanger rack system, high lift-place subhanger, and single hanger system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To display various articles in a small space by assembling a single hanger connecting across the top parts of a pair of vertical struts, and a pair of high lift-place subhangers extending vertically from a pair of horizontal bars extending horizontally from the vertical struts. SOLUTION: A square bar 14 is fixed across the top parts of a pair of elastic and movable struts 11b which fix base mounts 13 having traveling wheels 12 in the bottom part, and a hanger bar 15 is fixed to the square bar 14 in such a state as projecting horizontally. High lift-place subhangers 20 are supported by this single hanger 10. The subhanger 20 is constituted of T joints 21 fitting respective vertical parts 21a to a pair of movable struts 11b, a pair of horizontal bars 22 extending horizontally from the horizontal parts 21b of the joints 21, T joints 23 fixed to the tips of the horizontal bars 22, a pair of high lift place vertical struts 24 fitted to the vertical parts 23a of the joints 23, and a square bar 25 connected across the top parts of the high lift place vertical struts 24.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a hanger rack system, a sub hanger for high places, and a single hanger system mainly used for display of clothing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, various types of hanger racks are known. The user arranges a single hanger, a face-out (height) hanger, a shelf unit, and the like according to the situation of his / her store and an assortment of clothing and the like. However, the conventional hanger rack has a problem that the space efficiency is very poor because various hangers and units each have a large base for preventing overturning. Of course, the cost is high. In addition, conventional products
The hanger unit can be used only with the hanger, and the shelf unit has only the shelf, so that it is difficult to obtain the degree of freedom of the display.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a hanger rack system or a single hanger capable of displaying various commodities in a small space based on the above awareness of the problems with the conventional hanger rack and the like. Another object of the present invention is to provide a sub-hanger for high places that can be used by attaching to an existing single hanger.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to one aspect of the present invention, an inexpensive hanger rack system is obtained by combining an existing single hanger with a sub-hanger for high places, thereby improving space efficiency. That is, the hanger rack system of the present invention is a single hanger having a pair of vertical supports having a base along the floor at the lower end, and a square bar having a non-circular cross-section connecting the upper portions of the pair of vertical supports; And a pair of horizontal bars extending horizontally from a pair of vertical supports of the single hanger, a pair of vertical supports for vertical extending from the tips of the pair of horizontal bars, respectively, and a pair of vertical supports for high A height hanger having a non-circular cross-section square bar connecting the upper portions.

If only the sub-hanger for high places is taken out, a single column having a pair of vertical columns having a base along the floor at the lower end and a square bar having a non-circular cross section connecting the upper portions of the pair of vertical columns is provided. A sub-hanger for high places used by attaching to a hanger, a pair of horizontal bars extending in a horizontal direction from a pair of vertical supports of a single hanger, and a pair of vertical bars extending in a vertical direction from tips of the pair of horizontal bars, respectively. It is characterized by having a column and a square bar having a non-circular cross section connecting between the upper portions of the pair of vertical columns for high places.

[0006] The sub-hanger for high places has no base and is in a form of being parasitic on a single hanger, so that the space can be effectively used and the cost is low.

[0007] One sub hanger for high places can be installed on one single hanger, but in order to obtain higher stability, one sub hanger for high places is placed between a pair of single hangers. Can be provided.

[0008] The base of the single hanger preferably has running wheels. In order to further increase the density of the display, between the pair of vertical bases of the single hanger and / or between the pair of vertical supports of the high hanger sub hanger, different height positions from the respective square bars are provided. Square bar can be provided. This further square bar is preferably adjustable in height position. Alternatively, instead of this another square bar, the height position of each square bar between the pair of vertical bases of the single hanger and / or the pair of vertical posts of the high sub-hanger is set. Shelf boards can be provided differently.

The above hanger rack system can be made foldable using a T-joint. The foldable hanger rack system comprises a single hanger; a T-joint which is rotatably and fixedly fitted to a pair of vertical supports of the single hanger; and a horizontal extending from the pair of T-joints, respectively. A bar, a T-joint provided at the tip of each of the pair of horizontal bars, a vertical column for a high place which extends in the vertical direction and is supported by the pair of T-joints so as to be relatively rotatable and fixable, respectively; A height hanger having a square bar having a non-circular cross-section connecting the upper portions of the height-vertical columns. According to this system, since the T-joint and the vertical support are relatively rotatable, the single hanger and the sub-hanger for high places can be folded almost in close contact, which is very convenient for transportation and storage. . If the horizontal bar is fixed in a state where it is perpendicular to both the vertical columns, it will be used.

Further, according to another aspect of the present invention, the use of the upper end of the single hanger as a shelf is focused on, and a pair of vertical supports having a base along the floor at the lower end thereof, A single hanger having a square bar with a non-circular cross section connecting the upper portions of the pair of vertical supports; and a shelf board unit having a pair of cap bodies on the lower surface fitted to upper ends of the pair of vertical supports of the single hanger. Characterized by having; It is preferable that the distance between the pair of cap bodies on the lower surface of the shelf unit can be adjusted.

[0011]

1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention. The single hanger 10 includes a pair of left and right vertical columns 11, and a base 13 having running wheels 12 is orthogonally fixed to a lower end of the vertical columns 11. The vertical support 11 includes a lower fixed support 11a,
A movable column 11b which can be extended and retracted (elevated) with respect to the lower fixed column 11a, and comprises a pair of movable columns 11b.
The square bar 14 is welded and fixed between the upper portions of the square. The square bar 14 is made of a material having a non-circular cross section, for example, a square cross section. At one end of the hanger bar 15, a square cross-sectional groove 15a corresponding to the cross-sectional shape of the non-circular cross-sectional square bar is formed. By fitting the square cross-sectional groove 15a to the square bar 14, The hanger bar 15 can be fixed in a positional relationship protruding in the horizontal direction with respect to the hanger bar 15. Use of the hanger bar 15 and the number thereof are optional. The vertical support 11 is also known as a type including a single fixed support. The single hanger 10 having such a basic configuration is known.

The single hanger 10 supports a sub-hanger 20 for high places. The sub-hanger 20 for high places is a pair of movable columns 1 of the single hanger 10.
1b, a T-joint 21 in which a vertical portion 21a is fitted so as to be relatively rotatable and axially movable, and a pair of T-joints 21
A pair of horizontal bars 22 extending in a direction orthogonal to the angle bar 14 in a horizontal direction and in a plan view from the horizontal portion 21b,
Horizontal portions 23b are respectively attached to the distal ends of the pair of horizontal bars 22.
Of the pair of T-joints 23, the pair of T-junctions 23, the pair of T-joints 23, the pair of T-joints 23, the pair of T-joints 23 having a pair of T-joints 23. And a square bar 25 connected between the upper portions. 2
6a is a fixing screw provided on the vertical portions 21a and 23a of the T joints 21 and 23, and 26b is a horizontal portion 2 of the T joints 21 and 23.
1b, 23b.
When the 6a and 26b are loosened, the columns inserted therein can be relatively rotated and moved, or can be pulled out. In particular, when the fixing screws 26a of the vertical portions 21a and 23a are loosened, the vertical columns 11 and 24 can be relatively rotated with respect to the vertical portions.

The same hanger bar 15 as the hanger bar 15 on the single hanger 10 side can be attached to and detached from the square bar 25. The height position of the square bar 25 can be adjusted by sliding the vertical support column 24 with respect to the vertical portion 23b of the T-joint 23, but is higher than the square bar 14 of the single hanger 10 at any adjustment position. The length of the horizontal bar 22 is determined in consideration of the overall weight balance.
4 extends upward within the length of the base 13, that is,
The entire single hanger 10 and the sub-hanger 20 for high places are supported on the base 13 so as not to fall down.

The above is the basic form of the sub-hanger 20 for high places. As an option, a pair of vertical supports 2 for high places are provided.
Between the four, another square bar 27 which can be slid and positioned above the T-joint 23 can be provided, or a shelf 28 can be provided below the T-joint 23 so as to be vertically slidable. Similarly, the single hanger 10 can be provided with another square bar 16 below the square bar 14 or with a shelf 17. These square bars 16 or shelf boards 17 are preferably provided so as to be vertically slidable. The square bar 27 has a plurality of hanger bars 27a as shown in the illustrated example,
As in the case of 5, a type in which a separate hanger bar 15 is detachably provided can of course be used.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, a T-shaped hanger 29 can be attached to one or both upper ends of the vertical support columns 24 of the sub-hangers 20 for high places. The T-shaped hanger 29 includes a cap body 29a attached to the upper end of the vertical support 24 and a cap body 29a.
From a horizontal bar 29b extending substantially in the horizontal direction, and a square bar 29c provided at right angles to the tip of the horizontal bar 29b.
The vertical support 24 can be attached to and detached from the upper end. The hanger bar 15 as a separate body can be attached to the square bar 29c. By directing the square bar 29c in a direction orthogonal to the square bar 25 when viewed in a plan view, it is possible to lower the product on the side surface of the hanger rack system. Of course,
The T-shaped hanger 29 can be provided on the vertical supports 24 for high places on both sides.

The hanger rack system having the above configuration is
With the fixing screws 26a of the T-joints 21 and 23 loosened, the T-joints 21 and 23 are attached to the vertical columns 11 and 24 so that the horizontal bar 22 is orthogonal to both the square bars 14 and 25 in plan view. When the fixing screw 26a is relatively rotated and the fixing screw 26a is tightened in that state (the state shown in FIGS. 1 and 2), the apparatus is used. In this use state, the flat installation space is practically the space of only the single hanger 10, but the display by the sub hanger 20 for high places is also possible. If you try to do the same display in a traditional rack system,
A single hanger 10 is attached to the lower end of the vertical column 24 for high places.
It is necessary to use a rack to which a base similar to the base 13 is fixed. Further, the display corresponding to one conventional single hanger can be performed by the T-type hanger 29.

At the time of storage or transportation, with the shelf plate 28 removed and the fixing screws 26a of the T-joints 21 and 23 loosened, the horizontal bar 22 is parallel to the square bars 14 and 25 in plan view. The sub-hanger 20 for high places is relatively rotated with respect to the vertical support 11 of the single hanger 10 to bring the state shown in FIG. In this state, the planar space is much smaller than in the used state.

The sub-hanger 20 for high places is provided separately from the single hanger 10 and can be attached to an existing single hanger. In this embodiment, the T joint 21
The vertical portion 21a of the single hanger 10 is
In addition to fitting to the movable support 11b pulled out from 1a, the vertical portion 21a of the T-joint 21 may be of a type that can be opened and closed, and may be detachably mounted on the vertical support 11 from the lateral direction. Further, the horizontal portion 21b and the horizontal bar 22 of the T joints 21, 23 (cross joint 23X) may be integrated in advance.

FIG. 5 shows an embodiment in which one sub-hanger 20 for high places is supported between a pair of single hangers 10. The main differences from the embodiment of FIGS.
In place of the T-joint 23, a vertical portion 23a intersecting with each other is provided below the vertical support post 24 of the sub-hanger 20 for high places.
And a horizontal bar 23 extending from the horizontal portion 23b of the cross joint 23X in a direction opposite to that of the horizontal joint 23X. This is a point supported by the single hanger 10. Whether the hanger bars 15, 27a and the shelf plate 28 of the sub-hanger 20 for high places are provided toward the single hangers 10 on both sides as shown in the illustrated example, or provided only on one side is optional. This type can also be folded as in FIG.

FIGS. 6 to 9 show an embodiment in which the shelf unit 30 can be placed on the upper end of the single hanger 10. The shelf unit 30 includes a shelf 31, a pair of end plates 32 that support lower surfaces of both ends of the shelf 31, and a pair of end plates 32.
And a bottomed cap body 33 provided on the lower surface of each. The end plate 32 has an elongated hole 32 a in a direction parallel to the square bar 14, and a headed fixing screw 34 inserted through the elongated hole 32 a is screwed and fixed to the bottomed cap body 33. Therefore, the left and right bottomed cap bodies 33
Can move close to and away from each other within the length range of the long hole 32a. And the left and right bottomed cap bodies 33 are single hanger 1
0 can be put on the upper end of the left and right movable columns 11b. That is, the square bar 14 of the single hanger 10 is located slightly below the upper end of the movable support 11b, and the upper end of the movable support 11b can be covered with the bottomed cap body 33.

Therefore, in this embodiment, the shelf unit 30 can be placed at the upper end of the single hanger 10, and the variety of displays can be expanded. Further, even when the interval between the left and right vertical columns 11 is slightly different, it can be dealt with by sliding the bottomed cap body 33 with respect to the end plate 32.

[0022]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to display a product with high space efficiency and a variety of display options, and to obtain an inexpensive rack system. Further, it is possible to obtain a hanger rack system that can be folded small during storage and transportation.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a hanger rack system according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a state where the hanger rack system of FIG. 1 is folded.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a T-type hanger which is attached to and detached from an upper end of a vertical support of a sub-hanger for high places.

FIG. 5 is a side view corresponding to FIG. 2, showing another embodiment of the hanger rack system according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing an embodiment of the single hanger system according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a front view of FIG. 6;

FIG. 8 is a sectional view of a main part showing an example of a cap body spacing adjusting mechanism of the single hanger system according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a view taken in the direction of the arrow IX in FIG. 8;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Single hanger 11 Vertical support 11a Lower fixed support 11b Movable support 12 Running wheel 13 Base 14 Square bar 15 Hanger bar 15a Square cross-sectional groove 20 Sub-hanger 21 for high places 21 23 T joint 21a 23a Vertical part 21b 23b Horizontal part 22 Horizontal bar 24 Vertical support for high places 25 Square bar 26a 26b Fixing screw 27 Square bar 28 Shelf board 30 Shelf unit 31 Shelf board 32 End plate 32a Long hole 33 Headed cap body 34 Headed fixing screw

Claims (14)

[Claims] 1. A single hanger having a pair of vertical posts having a base along the floor at a lower end thereof, and a square bar having a non-circular cross-section connecting the upper portions of the pair of vertical posts; A pair of horizontal bars extending in a horizontal direction from a pair of vertical columns, a pair of vertical columns extending vertically from the distal ends of the pair of horizontal bars, and an upper portion of the pair of vertical columns are connected. A hanger rack system having a sub-hanger for high places having a square bar having a non-circular cross section. 2. The hanger rack system according to claim 1, wherein a pair of said single hangers is provided, and one sub-hanger for high places is provided between said pair of single hangers. 3. The hanger rack system according to claim 1, wherein the base of the single hanger has traveling wheels. 4. The hanger rack system according to claim 1, wherein the pair of vertical pedestals of the single hanger and / or the pair of vertical supports of the high hanger sub-hanger. Is a hanger rack system provided with another non-circular cross-section square bar having a different height position from the above-mentioned square bar. 5. The hanger rack system according to claim 4, wherein said another square bar has an adjustable height position. 6. The hanger rack system according to claim 1, wherein the pair of vertical pedestals of the single hanger and / or the pair of vertical posts of the sub hanger for high places. Is a hanger rack system provided with a shelf plate at a different height from each of the square bars. 7. A single hanger having a pair of vertical supports having a base along a floor surface at a lower end portion, and a square bar having a non-circular cross section connecting between upper portions of the pair of vertical supports; A T-joint respectively rotatably and fixedly fitted to a pair of vertical supports, a horizontal bar extending horizontally from the pair of T-joints, and a T-joint provided at a distal end of the pair of horizontal bars, respectively. And a vertical column for a high place, which extends in the vertical direction and is relatively rotatably and fixedly supported by the pair of T joints, and a square bar having a non-circular cross section connecting the upper portions of the vertical columns for a high position. A hanger rack system comprising: a sub-hanger for high places; 8. The hanger rack system according to claim 7, wherein a pair of said single hangers is provided, and one sub-hanger for high places is provided between said pair of single hangers. 9. A high-hanger used by being attached to a single hanger having a pair of vertical supports having a base along a floor surface at a lower end portion and a square bar having a non-circular cross section connecting the upper portions of the pair of vertical supports. A sub-hanger, a pair of horizontal bars extending in a horizontal direction from a pair of vertical supports of the single hanger, a pair of vertical supports for a vertical position each extending vertically from a tip end of the pair of horizontal bars, And a square bar having a non-circular cross-section connecting between upper portions of the vertical columns for high places. 10. The sub-hanger according to claim 9, wherein another height-adjustable square bar having a height different from that of the square bar is provided between the pair of vertical posts. A sub-hanger for high places equipped with. 11. The height sub-hanger according to claim 9, wherein another height-adjustable height-adjustable different height from the square bar is provided between the pair of height-supported vertical posts. A sub-hanger for high places with square bars. 12. The sub-hanger for high places according to claim 9, wherein a shelf plate is provided between the pair of vertical columns for high places. 13. A single hanger having a pair of vertical supports having a base along a floor at a lower end thereof, and a square bar having a non-circular cross section connecting between upper portions of the pair of vertical supports; A shelf unit having on its lower surface a pair of cap bodies fitted on upper ends of a pair of vertical columns;
A single hanger system comprising: 14. The single hanger system according to claim 13, wherein the distance between the pair of cap bodies on the lower surface of the shelf unit is adjustable.