JPS58212494A - Drying apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a support arm that is attached to a mounting base of a wall of a building, a balcony, a four-land handrail, etc., and protrudes from the mounting base for hanging a clothesline during use. The present invention relates to a clothes drying device whose support arm can be rotated to a storage position when not in use, and particularly relates to a rod storage device in which rods can be hung and stored.

Conventionally, in a clothes drying device in which the support arm is rotated between the use position and the storage position, the clothes drying rod detached from the support arm can be placed against a wall or hung directly on the floor. In order to prevent this from happening, a method is used in which a rod storage device is attached to a clothes drying device that can be stored in its storage position by rotating the support arm, and the clothes rod is stored in this rod storage device when not in use. was there.

However, in this method, the rod storage device is attached rotatably above, to the side, or below the support arm, and when the support arm is rotated to the storage position when not in use, the rod storage device is attached to the mounting base. On the other hand, since the clothes drying rod is housed in the rod storage device so as to protrude from the support arm in the right angle direction, the rod storage device itself is exposed to the outside of the support arm when in use, and once washed laundry is hung to dry. There was a risk that the laundry could be blown away by the wind and get caught in the rod storage device, causing the laundry to be torn.

In addition, the above-mentioned rod storage device is a hook-shaped metal rod with a circular cross section, and when storing rods, it is necessary to use the rod storage device, which is a metal rod with a circular cross section and a hook shape. There was a risk that the rod would rattle and make noise under the influence of the wind, or that the rod would eventually come loose from the rod storage device.

Furthermore, the hook-shaped rod storage device being exposed to the outside has the disadvantage that it is unsightly, and the rod storage device itself is easily damaged.

Therefore, in view of the current situation, this invention has a mounting part that is attached to the mounting base of a wall of a building, a balcony handrail, etc., and a mounting part that is rotatably attached to this mounting part and that is rotated in a substantially perpendicular direction from the mounting part when in use. A clothes drying device comprising a supporting arm that protrudes and is stored in a storage position when not in use together with a support arm for the clothes drying rod, and a rod storage device that holds the clothes drying rod,
This rod storage device consists of a flexible and deformable half-winding part that holds the rod, and a hanging part formed at both ends of this half-winding part, and the hanging part is attached to the support arm or the mounting part. By providing a clothes drying device that stores a clothes drying rod by hanging a rod storage tool from a hook provided in the hanging section, it is possible to easily store the rods and to keep them in the stored state. The purpose of this is to ensure that rods can be stored securely.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Figs. 1 and 2 show a clothes drying device of the present invention, and this clothes drying device can be installed on a wall of a building, on a rung, etc. A mounting part A that is fixed to the mounting base of a handrail, etc., and this mounting part A.
a support arm B that is rotatably attached to the mounting part A and supports the clothesline by protruding substantially perpendicularly from the mounting part A when in use, and is stored in a storage position when not in use; and a rod storage for holding the clothesline. It is composed of tool C.

To explain the laundry drying device having the above configuration in more detail, a bracket is used for the mounting portion A of the clothes drying device, and the mounting portion A of the clothes drying device is attached to a mounting base that is a handrail support of a balcony.

The support arm B, which is horizontally rotatably pivoted by the vertical axis l of the bracket AIC, has a substantially triangular shape with an upper chord part 3 and a lower chord part 4 that are integrated at the tip 2 and spaced apart from each other toward the rear. The upper chord part 3 and the lower chord part 4 are connected in a truss shape by a t-web 5 so as to be able to withstand heavy objects such as pillows. Further, a rod holder portion 7 is formed at the tip and approximately the center of the upper chord portion 3 on which the rod 6 is placed.

Furthermore, this rod holder has a hook part 8a on the upper chord part 3 near the part 7.
Similarly, on the upper surface of the lower chord part 4, a hook part 8c is fixed.

The rod storage device C that is hung on the hooks 8a, 8b, and 8q has a flexible and deformable half-wrap portion 9 made of synthetic resin or rubber belt, and the half-wrap portion 9 is made of a synthetic resin or rubber belt. Metal hanging parts 10a and Rob are attached to both ends, and the hanging parts 1
0a, 10b are inserted into the hooking parts 8a, 8b, 8c,
Oval locking holes 11a and llb are respectively formed to facilitate detachment.

To explain how to use the clothes drying device with the above configuration,
First, when using the rods, as shown in FIG. Next, a locking hole 11a formed in the hanging part lea of the rod storage tool C is inserted and locked into a locking hole 8a fixed to the upper chord part 3 of the support arm B to support the rod storage tool C with one end missing. Fix it to arm B. In this case, one end of the rod storage tool C may be fixed to the support arm B before the six rod holder is placed on the part 7. A locking hole 11b formed in the hanging portion 10b at the other end of the rod storage device fixed to the hooking portion 8a is inserted into the locking portion 8b fixedly provided at the tip of the upper chord portion 3 of the support arm B. When locked, the half-wound portion 9 of the rod storage device C serves to hold six rods. Furthermore, since it has a bolt-like shape with 1 flexibility and 7 elasticity, it definitely functions as a rod holder, and the rod storage device, which would otherwise be unnecessary and obstructive, does not get in the way at all and also functions as a rod holder. It also kills two birds with one stone.

Next, when not in use, the suspension part 10 is unlatched from the latching part 8b of the support arm B, and the six rod holders are detached from the part 7, and then horizontally attached to the support arm B'. As shown in Fig. 2, the rod storage device C is rotated and stored in the storage position, and then the locking hole 11b of the hanging portion Rob at the tip of the rod storage device C is inserted into the locking portion 8c formed in the lower chord portion of the support arm B. When the rod 6 is inserted and latched and suspended from the side of the support arm B, and the rod 6 is stored in the rod winding part 9 of the rod storage tool C, the rod winding part 9 is flexible due to the weight of the rod 6, so it will not fit tightly. By sandwiching the rod, it is possible to prevent the rod 6 from shifting in the length direction and detaching from the rod storage device C. Wrap the loop-shaped rod winding part 9 in an annular shape and fix both ends with the hanging part 10, and insert the rod into this annular rod winding part 9 and attach it to the hook parts 8a, 8b, and 8c separately. It was designed to be replaced and stored. As shown in FIG. 3, when in use, the rod 6 is inserted into the rod winding portion 9 of the annular rod storage device C and used as a rod holder at all times, so it will not be lost. Also, a hook part 8a provided on the upper chord part 3 of the support arm B
', 8b.

The feature 8c is rotatable b), and as shown in Fig. 4, when not in use, the latching part 8b is rotated in the oval direction of the latching hole ll, and the hanging part uo2yq of the rod storage tool C is attached to the rod. 6 can be easily removed from the hook portion 8b and attached to the hook portion 8c while still being inserted. In this way, the hanging part 101.10 of the rod storage tool C
2 each has an annular rod winding part that can be attached and detached freely, so it is useful because it is installed in a belt-shaped rod storage device C and bracket L-A, so that each rod can be wound and stored one by one. As shown in FIG. 5, the hanging part 10a'i of the relatively long belt-shaped rod storage tool C is attached to the hook part 8 attached to the lower end of the bracket A, by suspending the rod storage tool C. The rod winding part 9 of the rod storage device C is folded in half and the middle part is snapped together with a snap button 12 so that the rods 6 can be removed one by one when used, and the hanging part iob at the other end is
The locking hole 11b is inserted into the locking part 8 and suspended from the support arm B of the storage device C as shown in Fig. 6. When not in use, the rod 6 can be After inserting it into storage tool C,
Support arm B) It is designed so that the rod 6 and support arm B can be folded and stored together. That is, as shown in FIG. 5, hooking portions sa and sby are provided on the lower chord portion 4 of the support arm B at intervals to facilitate the rod insertion, and the hooking portions 8a and 8bK are provided at both ends of the chain-shaped rod storage tool C. The hanging part 10a is formed in
, 10b'i are hung to hang the rod storage tool C to form an annular shape and store the rod 6 therein. After the rod 6 is stored in the rod storage tool C, the support arm Bi can be rotated in the horizontal direction to be stored in the storage position as shown in FIG. In this case, the torsion of the rotation of the support arm B is absorbed by the sari rod storage device C, which allows the support arm B to be deformed freely, and the rotation of the support arm B is not hindered.

As explained above, according to the present invention, since the flexible and deformable rod winding part is provided, the rod storage tool does not protrude outward from the support arm or the mounting part, and can be dried easily. In addition to eliminating the possibility of the laundry being washed being blown away by the wind and getting caught in the rod storage device and being torn, the rod storage device that is originally unnecessary during use can be replaced with this flexible and deformable rod. Since the winding part can be used to hold down the rod, that is, to use it as a rod holder, it has the effect of killing two birds with one stone.

In addition, the rod wrapping part is flexible and can be deformed by belts, chains, etc., so it easily fits the rod when storing it, and when it is hung, the rod wrapping part comes into close contact with the rod due to its own weight and clips the rod, so it is easy to store the rod. The rod can be stored securely by preventing it from shifting in the length direction and coming off the rod storage tool.

Furthermore, even if the storage device is attached to the hook horizontally or vertically, the rod winding section is flexible and deformable, so the rod in the stored state can be hung in a stable state without strain, and
Even if the stored rod swells horizontally or vertically during storage, the rod winding part deforms and follows, making storage easy.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the laundry drying device in a used state 7, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the non-use state, and FIGS. 3 to 8 show an embodiment of the present invention. This is another embodiment of the clothes drying device. A...Mounting part, B...Support arm, C...
...Pole storage tool, D...Mounting base, 8...
...Latching part, 9... Rod winding part. 10a, 10b... Hanging parts. Figure 3 Figure 4

Claims (1)

[Claims] A mounting part is attached to the mounting base of a wall of a building, a handrail of a barang, etc., and it is rotatably attached to this mounting part, and when in use, it protrudes from the mounting part in a substantially right angle direction to support a clothesline. In a clothes drying device comprising a support arm that is rotated and stored in the storage position when not in use, and a rod storage device that holds the clothes rack number, the rod storage device is a flexible and deformable device that holds the rods. It consists of a rod winding part and a hanging part formed at both ends of this rod winding part, and the hanging part is hooked to the hook part provided on the support arm or the mounting part to hold the rod. A clothes drying device characterized in that a storage device is hung to store a clothes drying rod.