JPS5813189Y2 - hose hanger - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a hose hanger.

Conventionally, the tools used to store hoses are the roll-up type, which is placed on the ground and the hose is rolled up and stored, and the wall-mounted type, which is used by nailing it to a wall etc. , etc. are provided.

However, the former type is expensive, and it is inconvenient to store a medium-length hose that is usually used at home.
It is.

Also, since the latter type is wall-mounted, it is often installed far away from the faucet, so if you want to hang the hose from it and store it, you must remove the hose from the faucet and carry it. There is a disadvantage that it must be carried, and when using a case and a hose, there is the inconvenience of having to carry and connect the hose from the hose hanger where it is stored to the faucet in a trench.

Therefore, the present invention aims to solve these drawbacks.The hose is always hung directly on the faucet, and the hose connected to the faucet can be placed on the spot at the blade position directly below the faucet. The purpose is to provide an inexpensive hose hanger that can be stored.

Embodiments of the present application will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, 1 indicates the back.

1' is a hole formed in the back part 1, and 2 is a hook provided in the center above the hole 1'.

3.3 indicates the hose hook part.

The hose hook parts 3, 3 are connected to the lower part of the back part 1.

Also, each side has a beam-like curved shape.

However, it is not shown in the drawings, but it may be shaped like a peg-like shape that slopes upward, and the hose hook may be provided with protrusions or ridges at appropriate positions in parts 3 and 3 to prevent the hose from slipping down. A method to prevent this may be adopted.

4 is a hose insertion gap formed between the hose hook parts 3 and 3.

5 is a reinforcing frame.

This reinforcing frame 5 connects and reinforces the hose ribs 3 at the front, and also completely closes the hose insertion gap 4.

Note that 6 is a gap formed in the upper part of the reinforcing frame 5 as necessary.

The illustrated embodiment is formed by bending the reinforcing frame 5 downward into a U shape.

When storing the hose, insert the hand H and use it.

7 is also a reinforcing rod formed as necessary.

The hose hanger of the embodiment described above is suitable for making by bending a metal pipe body or solid body.

However, it can also be made by injection molding using synthetic resin.

In this case, flanges are formed at appropriate locations to provide strength, and the overall shape is also changed appropriately.

Next, we will explain how the hose of the embodiment described above is used, and discuss its practical effects. Hang and install it in advance.

Next, the user of the hose connects one end of the long hose X to the faucet Y and uses it, for example, for watering.

In this case, a hose insertion gap 4 is formed between the hose loss portions 3 and 3 of the hose 71 installed on the faucet Y, so the hose user inserts the hose X into this gap 4. After inserting it through, connect it to faucet Y.

FIG. 2 illustrates the above state.

As is clear from this figure, the hose loss is at faucet Y.
Although it is located below the faucet Y, it does not interfere with the hose X connected to the faucet Y at all.

Next, the user of the hose opens the valve of the faucet Y to pass water into the hose X and spray water.

The upper part X' of the hose X swings back and forth and left and right within the hose insertion gap 4 when the hose Since the front of this hose insertion gap 4 is closed by the reinforcing frame 5, no matter how violently the upper portion X' shakes, the hose will not come out of this hose insertion gap 4.

For this reason, the hose hanger is always attached to the upper part of the hose
together, preventing the two from becoming separated.

Next, when the user has finished using the hose X, the user ties it up into a ring and stores it by hanging it on the hose ring.

There is no need to carry the hose in storage location 1, so the hose can be stored easily.

Furthermore, as described above, since the upper part X' of the hose X and the hose nozzle are prevented from becoming separated, the hose X can be stored even more easily.

FIG. 3 illustrates the stored state of the hose X.

As shown there, the bundle of hoses
Directly below, it is stored completely.

Comparing this Figure 3 with Figure 2, we find that the hose
It can be seen that the upper part X' of the hose part 3 is pushed by the bundle of hoses X suspended from the hose part 3, and moves to the rear of the hose insertion gap 4.

Therefore, when storing the hose X, even if the upper part X' is 11 connected to the faucet Y, it does not interfere with the storing of the hose X.

Therefore, once a person uses hose X, once hose X is connected to faucet Y, even when storing hose can be done extremely simply and efficiently.

Next, it is assumed that the hose X stored in the above condition is to be used for, for example, a car wash.

The user hoses the bundle of hoses X at faucet Y.
All you have to do is remove it from the container and open the pulp of faucet Y on the spot.

The hose X is hung directly below the faucet Y, and the upper part X' of the hose There is no need to carry the hose used for 1 from the storage place to the faucet Y, or to connect the carried hose to the faucet Y one by one.

Therefore, when you want to use the hose, you can immediately use it on the spot, which has the effect of allowing you to perform tasks such as car washing extremely efficiently. For example, in the state shown in Figure 3 stored in the hanger,
Water can also be taken out into the bucket W directly below the faucet Y.

That is, the upper part X' of the hose X is connected to the faucet Y.
Moreover, since the lower part X of the hose It passes through the bundle and falls from this lower part X into the bucket W.

Although it exhibits the above-mentioned effects, it also has the advantage of being able to be manufactured at low cost, which is another feature that cannot be overlooked.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the state of use. FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state in which the hose is stored. FIG. 4 is a front view showing a state in which the hose is stored. 1... Back, 1'... Hole, 2...
... Carrying part, 3... Hose hook part, 4...
...Hose insertion gap, 5...Reinforcement frame

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hole 1' is formed in the back part 1, and a hook part 2 is formed at the center above the hole 1', and a hose handle part 3 is connected to the lower part of the back part 1. 3 and 3, and a reinforcing frame 5 is provided at the front part of the hose hook portions 3 and 3 to close the hose insertion gap 4.・Ngaa.