JPS58157431A - Shoe wiping mat - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to a shoe wiper that is laid on the entrance floor of a building.

There are various types of conventional shoe-wiping cloaks, such as those with a brush-like surface or one with a coil of metal wire attached, but these simply wipe off mud, sand, etc. attached to the soles of shoes. 4. Only for 1s. ! 0ru? , water, etc. is formed on the shoe-wiping mat and IcfILj! It will be absorbed and accumulated on the floor surface under the floor or mat. For this reason, it is necessary to periodically tap the pine tree to remove the absorbed and accumulated dust, and to sweep the floor surface.

In addition, if it is used frequently or the cleaning interval is long, dust will not only be generated and become airborne, but also adhere to the soles of shoes and be carried into the building.It is also inconvenient both in terms of appearance and functional VC. .

The present invention eliminates the shortcomings and inconveniences of the conventional shoe cleaning net, removes dust without the need for regular VC cleaning, and [7]
A shoe wipe with excellent VC ability to remove dust, etc. from shoes.
The purpose of the mat is to provide a flat picture frame 3 with an open upper end in which one end of the suction pipe 2 connected to the suction machine IK is connected to the bottom, and a breathable frame is provided on the bottom surface of the box frame. It consists of a valve seat plate 5 supported by a certain elastic member 4, and a valve substitute plate 6 supported by the valve seat plate 6.
It has a structure in which a large number of seat holes pierced through the passage hole 1 and a large number of treads 9 erected at each of the seat holes 8 at a height higher than the thickness of the valve seat grate are integrated. Substitute play) 11tj Ventilation hole 10 that touches each seat hole opening #1 and is penetrated by the step 9
The gist of the shoe-wiping mat is a shoe-wiping mat in which holes are formed at the intervals of the treads 9.

In the embodiment shown in the figure, an open-cell sponge was used as the breathable elastic member 4.

Works well even with non-woven 1ti laminated products, multiple springs, foam rubber, etc. In addition, a mesh sheet 11 is provided in contact with the upper end of the flat picture frame 1 and the mouth surface K11l and the upper end of the step 9, but this is not necessarily necessary and is not shown as an example. However, the suction pipe connected to the ia puller is not connected to the bottom of the flat picture frame, but the suction pipe is connected to a part of the seat holes by communicating with each other, as described below. It has an effect.

Next, the use and operation of the shoe wiper 147 of the present invention constructed as described above will be explained.The shoe wiper pad is waxed on the floor of the entrance of a building with the upper surface thereof exposed. Of course, the same applies to the suction pipe connected to the suction machine.

t, and then drive the suction machine continuously and intermittently #i.

Normally, when no weight is placed on the shoe-wiping mat, the valve replacement grate is attracted to the seat hole 11 of the valve seat grate by the suction force of the suction machine, but if you step on the mat with the sole of your shoe, The tread protruding onto the valve substitute plate is retracted by the weight, and the seat hole separates from the bottom surface of the valve substitute plate, and the water and dust on the valve substitute plate are sucked together with the air around 11, and the elasticity is increased. If the material is made of non-woven fabric, use a suction machine (such as a vacuum cleaner that can absorb water) using this as a filter so that K is absorbed.
As mentioned above, the valve opens under pressure from body weight, etc., and closes under suction when no force is applied. Since the structure is designed to drive the suction machine, dust and water accumulated on the mat surface can be suctioned and removed very smoothly. Wc1l & held. Therefore, the island that completed the mat.

On the other hand, it eliminates the problem of dirt adhering to shoes and floating dust, and it does not cause discomfort to people in the room and does not stain indoor floors. This has the effect of eliminating the need for subtraction.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a plan view with some parts omitted, FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a portion taken along line A-A in FIG. 1, and FIG. figure. @4 Figure is a plan view of another embodiment. 1...Suction machine! ... Suction pipe 3 ... Flat picture frame 4 ... Elastic member 5 ... Valve seat grate 6 ... Valve substitute plate 7 ... Suction hole
[...Za hole 9...Sobori 10...Oboroki Masuko IIIFF#11IIIA Hitoyoshi al Sakae Hiroyama Uchiyuki Sotake Ki Hiroshi agent attorney Sugimoto Take - Sugimoto** Figure 1 2 Figure 3 Figure 4

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A flat picture frame with an opening at the top, which has one end of the suction pipe connected to the suction l1vc connected to the bottom, and a valve supported by an air-permeable elastic member interposed on the bottom of the circular box frame. The 9° valve seat plate, which consists of a seat plate and a valve substitute plate supported by the valve seat grate, is located at the hole bottom i1.
(c) A structure in which a large number of seat holes through which suction holes are inserted and a tread erected in each seat hole (111) at a height higher than the thickness of the valve seat plate are integrally formed. A shoe-wiping mat having a structure in which ventilation holes that are in contact with all four sides of the side opening of the seat hole and that are penetrated by the treads are bored at intervals between the treads.