JPS5836378Y2 - tie rack - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] The invention consists of 1. Related to tie racks that are attached to clothes chests, pillars, etc.

Typical tie hangers include rod-shaped ones or door-shaped receptacles arranged on a base plate for hanging and removing neckties one by one.

When you hang a stick-shaped tie by bending it from the middle,
If you hang it on one load, the tie may slip off the rod, or if you stack ties and hang them, the upper tie will get in the way when you pull out the lower tie, and the upper tie will fall off the rod together with the lower tie. It has the drawback of falling off, making the tie hanging unstable.

Also, door-shaped brackets are more stable than stick-shaped brackets, but if you hang many ties on one bracket, if you hook a tie on the lower layer, the tie on the upper layer will come off or fall off as well, just like with a rod-shaped bracket. There are drawbacks.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 53-106233 discloses a vertical mounting part having a predetermined width, and a vertical mounting part that extends diagonally forward from the lower end of the vertical mounting part and substantially gradually decreases in width as it reaches the top. A tie hanger is composed of an inclined part formed to have a character shape when viewed from the front, and a tongue-shaped part of a predetermined height extending upward from the tip of this inclined part. Since it is separately nailed directly to the wall of the wardrobe, it takes a lot of work to determine the mounting position and install it, and the lower end moves back and forth, making it unstable.

In addition, Utility Model Publication No. 50-21535 and Utility Model Application Publication No. 47
No. 24338 discloses a device in which a tie hanging arm is integrally formed horizontally below a tray for storing small items,
The accessory tray and the arm are manufactured separately, and their connection structure is not specifically disclosed.

In addition, Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 47-24338 discloses that the accessory case and the tie hook are integrally molded or glued together using a plastic-like material, but the tie hook does not have a spring action and is bulky. It is also inconvenient to handle and transport.

Furthermore, in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 50107343, a device for hanging long objects such as neckties is constructed of a structure in which a guide rod is integrally molded with an accessory case below the tie hanging rod and in parallel with the tie hanging rod. Since the guide rod is protruding from the front of the bottom of the accessory case, the latching rod can be stored separately from the accessory case.
It is impossible to transport or assemble the tie.

The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks, and the middle part of the elastic filament is curved in a U-shape, and the hook that is bent forward allows the necktie to be removed one by one smoothly using the release part. When hanging a tie, the middle part of the tie is folded into a mountain shape with a base of an appropriate length at the rising parts on both sides, and both ends of the tie folded into a gate shape are folded into a gate shape by the figure-eight tie hanging legs. is folded in front like a haori's rod shape and hangs down, and the eight-shaped tie hanger has a hanging part that rises from the lower end of the leg to prevent the tie folded like a haori's half-collar from slipping outward. When removing the middle layer or lower layer of ties stacked on the leg of the eight-shaped tie rack, the ties other than the tie to be removed are lined up without coming off the leg. Leave it as it is, and the accessory compartment can store small items such as tie pins, cufflinks, and handkerchiefs.The tips of the hanging parts on both sides can be bent slightly backwards and inserted into the holes made in the bottom wall of the accessory compartment. When inserted, the lower end of the hanging part is elastically supported on the mounting surface of the clothes drawer. The object of the present invention is to provide a tie hanger that can be easily separated or combined with a hanger.

Other objects, configurations, functions, and effects of the present invention will be explained with reference to drawings of embodiments.

Reference numeral 1 denotes an elastic filament made of stainless steel wire, phosphor bronze wire, etc. The middle part of this elastic filament is bent into a U-shape from broken line A and bent forward to form a tie release part 2. Both ends of the tie release part 2 are extended downward in a slightly eight-shaped shape and inclined rearward to form rising parts 3, 3', and these rising parts 3, 3' are respectively bent outward from the broken line B to form a rear part. The tie hanger is slanted into a figure eight shape and has legs 4 and 4'.
is provided, and this tie hook is attached to the lower end portions 5, 5 of the legs 4, 4'.
The hanging parts 6, 6' are bent in an almost vertical direction from ''.
The hanging portions 6, 6' have tip portions 7, 7' that engage with holes 8, 8' drilled in the bottom wall 10 of the chevron-shaped accessory case 9 made of metal, wood, plastic, etc. do.

The upper end portions are bent slightly backward from the bent portions 11 and 11' indicated by the broken line C in FIG.
When the accessory case 9 is attached to the clothes drawer with its back surface in contact with the clothes drawer's mounting surface, the lower ends 5, 5' of the elastic filament 1 are brought into elastic contact with the clothes drawer's mounting surface. .

Also, from the distance between the holes 8, 8' made in the bottom wall 10 of the accessory case 9 by bending the hanging parts 6, 6' of the elastic filament 1 outward from the lower end 5° 5' in a substantially inverted eight shape, Also hanging part 6, 6'
The space between the tips 7, 7' of the hanging parts 6, 6' is moved inward against the elasticity of the elastic filament 1, so that the tips 7, 7' of the hanging parts 6, 6' are moved inward to each other, so that the accessory case 9 is closed. The tips 7, 7' of the hanging parts 6, 6' are fitted into the holes 8, 8', respectively.

In addition, a deformed part is provided at the tips 7, 7' of the hanging parts 6, 6', and the hanging parts 6, 6' are provided at positions corresponding to the holes 8, 8' of the accessory case 9.
By positioning the tips 7, 7' of the hanging parts 6, 6', the tips 7, 7' of the hanging parts 6, 6' can be molded together with the accessory case.

In this case, it is possible to use a tie hanging member whose outer surface is shaped in the same manner as described above without using the elastic filament.

Reference numerals 12 and 12' designate mounting holes 13 and 13' protruding from both rear sides of the bottom wall 10 of the accessory case 9 for attachment to a clothes drawer, etc., and reference numeral 14 indicates a necktie.

Since the present invention is configured as described above, the left and right tie hooks bridge the middle portions to the legs, and both ends of the tie are folded into the half-collar shape of a haori and hang down in front of the elastic filament.

In this way, by hanging one or more neckties on the legs of the left and right tie hooks, the neckties are stable and do not fall off.

Furthermore, even if the neckties are piled up and the tie hook is hung on the leg, a portion of each tie can be exposed and seen in front of the elastic filament, so that the necessary tie can be easily pulled out at any time.

To remove a tie from the legs of a tie hanger, hold one end of the tie exposed at the front and lift it upwards, or use both tie hangers to pick up the tie you need from between the legs with your fingertips. It can be easily removed by pulling it out.

In addition, since the tip of the hanging part of the elastic filament is bent backwards, the back wall of the accessory case into which the tip of the hanging part of the elastic filament is fitted and the bottom end of the hanging part are attached to the mounting wall of a clothes chest, etc. The elastic filaments do not move loosely as they are bonded to each other.

In addition, tie pins, cufflinks, glasses, etc. can be stored in the accessory case, making it convenient for organizing accessories.

In addition, the tie rack and accessory case are separated for convenient handling and transportation, and the bent ends of the hanging parts on both sides of the tie rack are inserted into the holes drilled in the bottom mural side of the accessory case against the elasticity of the tie rack. This combined with the fact that the lower end of the hanging part due to the rear bent part of the hanging part comes into pressure contact with the mounting surface of the clothes drawer, makes it difficult to hang even if a large number of ties are hung on the necktie leg. The tip of the lower part does not come out from the hole of the accessory case, making assembly and installation easier.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the invention. FIG. 1 is a front view of the whole, FIG. 2 is a side view with a part cut away, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the elastic filament. 1: Elastic filament, 2: Tie removal part, 3.3': Rising part, 4.4': Tie hook is on the leg, 5.5': Tie hook is on the lower end of the leg, 6.6' : Hanging part, 7.7': Tip of hanging part, 8.8': Hole for accessory compartment, 9: Accessory compartment, 1
0: Bottom wall of the accessory case, 11.11': Bent part at the tip of the hanging part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (a) A tie release part 2 bent forward with a U-shaped middle part, and both ends of the tie release part extended downward and tilted rearward. The tie hook is formed into a figure-eight shape by bending the rising portions 3 and 3' outward and tilting the rising portions 3 and 3' backward, respectively, and the tie hook has legs 4 and 4'. The hanging parts 6, 6' are bent in a vertical direction from the lower end 5° 5' of the accessory case, and the hanging parts 6, 6' are joined with a gap wider than the gap between the holes drilled on both sides of the accessory case.
, 6', bent backward from the bent portions 11, 11' of the elastic filament 1, respectively, and provided with tip portions 7, 7' that lock into the accessory case; (b) suspension of the elastic filament 1; It consists of a container 9 for accessories such as tie pins and cufflinks, which has vertical holes 8 and 8' into which the tips 7 and 7' of the lower parts 6 and 6' are inserted and locked. ' are connected to the holes 8, 8' of the accessory case 9, the lower ends 5, 5' of the elastic filament 1 are brought into elastic contact with the mounting surface of the clothes drawer, and the tie release part 2 is connected to the bottom wall 10 of the accessory case 9. A necktie hanger positioned below and in front with a space between them.