JPS5817503Y2 - Kotatsu hook - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a rack for a yagura kotatsu.

Generally, Yagura kotatsu (commercially available home kotatsu) use a rectangular futon that completely covers the shape of the Yagura kotatsu.

deer,! In the koa-shu style, the four corners of the hem of the comforter are the same thickness as the area where people enter and exit the kotatsu.
When a person enters the kotatsu, the four corners may be lifted up, creating a gap between the kotatsu and the floor or top surface of the tatami mat.

Also, a cover of the same shape is used over the comforter, but the hem of this cover can get messy and make the room look unsightly.

The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks and provides a kotatsu rack that reasonably covers the hem of the futon on the floor or the top surface of the tatami mat, makes it easy to enter and exit the kotatsu, and allows the kotatsu to be used as decorative indoor furniture. The purpose is to

One embodiment of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.
As shown in Figures 3 to 3, the main body A of the present invention is
The overall shape is a quadrilateral, and its four corners 2 are semicircularly protruded outward from the intersections of the extension lines of the four edges 1 along diagonal lines connecting the intersections.

The main body A is one in which the front and back fabrics are sewn as a futon, the entire area is filled with cotton to an appropriate thickness, and stitches 3 are applied to keep the thickness constant, as well as one-piece knitted fabrics, blankets, etc. Alternatively, it may be made of a layered fabric, a blanket, etc., and may be decorated with any decoration such as embroidery.

Moreover, a border decoration 4 is applied to the periphery of the main body A.

Further, on the surface of the main body A, in the center portion of the four corners 2 near the main body A, two string passing members 5 are provided so as to spread outward.

This string passing member 5 is a piece of woven fabric that also serves as a decoration, and is fixed to the main body A by means such as fusing or stitching.

When the main body A is hung on the kotatsu tower, the string passing member 5 is located below the tower top plate (not shown) and close to the corner thereof, as shown in FIG. They are located on both sides and are provided with their lengths facing downward.

As shown in the second figure, the string passing member 5 is provided with a plurality of string passing holes 5 a and 5 b along the length of the member between the string passing member 5 and the main body A. It is fixed.

Further, on the front side of the four corners 2, decorative hooks 6 such as buttons, hooks, etc. are provided.

When in use, as shown in FIG. 3, it is hung over a kotatsu blanket B, and a tightening string 7 such as a rubber band or tape is passed through the string hole 5a and tightened to the kotatsu bed from the surface.

Therefore, even when a person enters and exits the kotatsu or moves his/her body while inside the kotatsu, the main body A of the comforter B and the uchikake of the present invention will not move on the yagura.

The kotatsu hook of the present invention has its four corners 2 protruding outward in a semicircular shape, so that a person can use the kotatsu blanket B.
When the edges of the futon B are lifted and the futon B is put in and out, the four corners of the futon B are pressed by the weight of the four corners 2 that protrude in a semicircular shape, so that no gaps are created between the futon B and the floor or tatami mats.
This prevents the heat inside the kotatsu from dissipating.

When attaching the main body A to a large-sized kotatsu tower, the main body A can be fixed to the lower part of the top plate in the same manner as described above by inserting the tightening string 7 through the second string passage hole 5b on the outside. be done.

Note that the semicircular protruding portions of the four corners 2 of the main body A are not limited to semicircles, but may be formed in the shape of flower petals or any other desired design shape, and the decorative hooks 6 may be decorated with decorative strings or decorations made of decorative braids. By hanging the tassels, the kotatsu can be made into a high-class interior decoration.

When the kotatsu rack of the present invention is installed on a kotatsu tower, the four edges do not come in wide contact with the floor or tatami mats, making it easy for the elderly and children to get in and out of the kotatsu. By bringing the corner portion into sufficient contact with the floor or tatami mat, it is possible to prevent heat dissipation within the kotatsu and improve heat retention.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing one embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 2 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line II-II in the figure, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing the state of use. A...Main body, 1...Four edges, 2...
...Four corners, 5...String member, 5a,
5b... String hole.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) When the four corners of the main body project outward from the intersection of the extension lines of the four edges in a substantially semicircular shape along the diagonal line connecting the intersections, and the main body is attached to a kotatsu tower. A kotatsu rack, characterized in that string passing members for tightening the main body are provided below the tower top board and at both sides close to the corners thereof. (2) A kotatsu kotatsu according to claim 1, wherein the string passing member is provided with a plurality of string passing holes in the longitudinal direction of the member between the member and the main body. Uchikake.