JPS5840941Y2 - Hanging equipment for small items - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention uses the upper sill of the door, door, window, fence, furniture, etc. to dry small items such as socks, handkerchiefs, etc.
The rack for small items used for hanging interior decoration items such as plastic models and dried flowers relates to tools.

In all conventional clothes drying aids, the clothes drying aid itself or the support for the clothes pole part has an integral structure that cannot be easily disassembled and reassembled. It was necessary to fix the clothesline itself or the support for the clothesline to a piece of furniture, a crosspiece, etc. with wood screws or nails.

Therefore, once fixed, it cannot be easily moved, so there are restrictions on where it can be installed.

Therefore, the applicant's invention (1974) solved these shortcomings.
There is a Utility Model Registration Application No. 168961).

This invention is extremely practical when used at home and has already been put into practical use, but if you want to use it at a travel destination or other home, it will be difficult to use. It was necessary to research the type of foot and satsushi and bring the appropriate aids.

If the investigation was not possible, there was the inconvenience of having to bring several types of aids at the same time.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate this inconvenience, to provide a rack for small items that can be easily disassembled and carried, easily assembled and used, and that can be used regardless of the type of sill, sash, etc. do.

This invention will be explained in detail based on illustrated embodiments.

In this invention, the rack is composed of a support part 1 and a part 10.

The rack 2 is the main pillar of the support section 1.

The main pillar 2 has a round hole part 21 opening at the center of the upper end surface, a threaded part 23 on the outside thereof, and a circular stepped part 25 connected to the lower part of the threaded part 23. It is a columnar rod piece, and the shape of the lower end is formed symmetrically with the shape of the upper end with the longitudinal center cross section as the plane of symmetry.

In other words, the main pillar 2 has a tapped hole 22 opening at the center of the lower end face, and a threaded part 24 on the outside thereof, and a circular stepped part 26 is provided in succession to the threaded part 24.

3, the rack is the upper fixed arm of the support part 1.

The upper fixed arm 3 is locked to the upper end of the main column 2, and the movable arm 4, which will be described later, holds a convex part such as a sill, so that the rack supports tools.

This upper fixed arm 3 is a bar piece with a rectangular cross section, and has perforated holes in the center of both ends that have the same shape as the perforated holes 21 and 22 provided in the main pillar 2, which are open on both end faces. 31 and 32 are provided, and a through hole 33 is further provided near the center of the upper end surface and to the side, penetrating the lower end surface and slidingly fitting into the circular stepped portion 25 of the main column 2.

Further, the left side surface and the right side surface of the lower end face with the through hole portion 33 as a boundary are formed into irregular surfaces 34° 35 in the shape of base marks or folds in order to increase the biting force.

Thus, the upper fixed arm 3 fits the circular through hole portion 33 into the circular stepped portion 25 of the main column 2, and then the threaded portion 2 of the main column 2.
3, a locking nut 7 having a knurling process applied to the outer circumferential side wall is screwed and fixed.

The movable arm 4 has the same outer shape as the upper fixed arm 3, and has an angular or circular outer wall 27 of the main column 2 at a position corresponding to the through hole 33 of the upper fixed arm 3. The difference is that a sliding angular or circular through hole portion 41 is provided.

That is, it has screw holes 41 and 42 at both ends, and the through hole portion 4
On the same side of the upper fixing arm 3, base plate-like uneven portions 42 and 44 are provided, and the upper fixed arm 3 is fitted into the main column 2 with this uneven surface facing the uneven surface on the lower surface of the upper fixed arm 3. ing.

Reference numeral 5 designates a lower fixed arm, and the upper fixed arm 3 and one side of the opening surface of the circular through hole 53 are not provided with a base grain-like uneven part, and there is a slight gap on the right side on the same line as the circular through hole 53. The difference is that a through hole 54 is provided adjacently.

That is, both end faces have tapped holes 51 and 52, and after the circular through hole portion 53 is fitted into the circular stepped portion 26 of the main column 2, the threaded portion 24 of the main column 2 is knurled on the outer peripheral side. It is fixed by screwing in a locking nut 8 which has been subjected to a process.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a frame portion that moves up and down while being screwed into a through screw portion 54 provided in the lower fixed arm 5 at a distance from the circular through hole portion 53, and presses the lower surface of the movable arm 4. It is.

The screw frame portion 6 includes a pressing portion 61 having a smooth contact surface with the movable arm 4, a threaded portion 62 connected to this, and a rotating portion connected to this and having a knurled circumferential wall. 63.

Next, an example of use of this attachment part 1 will be explained.

As shown in Figure 2, when used at home,
When the length of the protrusion 9a of a threshold or the like is short, the lower end surface 35 on the left side of the upper fixed arm 3 having a short arm length is connected to the protrusion 9a.
In this state, the movable arm 4 is slid to bring the upper left side surface 44 into contact with the lower end surface of the projection 9a, and the frame portion 6 screwed into the lower fixed arm 5 is Rotating the rotating part 63 and pushing up the lower end surface of the movable arm 4 with the pressing part 61,
The rack latches the support portion 1 to the protrusion 9a.

In addition, when using it at a travel destination, for example, when using it as a frame for a chair or the like, use the longer arm in the same manner and lock it as shown in FIG. 3.

Next, the rack section 10 will be explained.

Reference numeral 12 denotes a rod part of the rack part 10, which is formed of a circular long and thin metal rod, and has a plug 1 having a threaded part 11a at one end.
1 is provided, and this threaded part 11a is screwed into a tapped hole provided in the end face of the main column 2 upper and lower fixed arms 2, 5 and the movable arm 4 of the support part 1. It is formed to support the rod portion 12.

Furthermore, a synthetic resin-type spherical stopper 15 is removably secured to the other end of the rod portion 12.

Further, a plurality of spherical hanging tools 13 are rotatably fitted in the middle, and an elastic tube 14 made of an elastic material.
It is formed so that it can be locked at any position.

In addition, the hanging tool 13 has a through hole 13a that fits loosely with the rod portion 12.
A through hole 13b is provided parallel to or intersecting at right angles to the through hole 13b, and a wire ring portion is loosely fitted into the through hole 13b, and both ends are inserted and abutted in a detachable manner, forming a hook at the intermediate portion. 16 are provided.

However, the lever hook is configured so that bangers or other small items such as dried fish can be placed directly on the hook.

This invention is based on the above-mentioned embodiment and is structured as claimed in the utility model registration, so it is possible to use the upper sill, curtain rail Murakami sill, wire rods for doors and windows with bundles, shelves, etc., which are always present in every house. It can be easily installed and used anywhere there is a slight protrusion such as a protruding part of furniture, and it is also highly practical as it can be attached to the end of the arm or main pillar. A rack for small items could provide supplies.

In addition, since it can be disassembled, assembled and installed without using any auxiliary tools, it has been possible to provide a rack for small items that is ideal for traveling and the like.

Furthermore, the tool hanger and wire ring of the rack are rotatably locked, so you can adjust the spacing to your liking, and the rod is not subject to any twisting force, making the mounting part extremely stable. We were able to provide a simple storage rack for small items that does not easily come off once installed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional explanatory diagram of the accessory rack and utensils according to this invention;
FIGS. 2 and 3 are explanatory diagrams showing usage examples. 1: The rack is a support part, 2: Main pillar, 21, 22: Screw hole part,
3: Upper fixed arm, 31.32: Screw hole part, 4: Movable arm,
5: Lower fixed arm, 6: Screw frame section, 10: Stack section, 11
Nib Lug, 12: Rod, 13: Hanging Tool, 16: Wire Ring.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A storage rack for small items consisting of a support 1 and a storage section 10, which is formed by combining the following parts. (a) The rack consists of a support section 1 (a) a main column 2° having a dowel hole 21.22 opening on the end face; (b) an upper fixed arm 3° having a dowel hole 31.32 opening on the end face; (C) The upper fixed arm 3 is detachably fixed to the main column 2. (d) The movable arm 4 is slidably fitted to the main column 2. (e) The lower fixed arm 5 and the lower fixed arm are detachably fixed to the main column 2. (f) The screw frame portion 6 and the screw frame portion 6 must be able to move while being screwed into the lower fixed arm 5. (g) The upper fixed arm 3, the movable arm 4, and the lower fixed arm 5 are formed so that the length of the right side arm and the left side arm are different, and the ratios are all the same. thing. (b) The shelf is part 10 (a) Pole part 12 (b) Plug 11. The plug 11 can be screwed into the screw hole of the support part 1. (C) The hanging eye 13 and the hanging eye 13 are loosely fitted into the rod portion 12 so as to be freely rotatable. (d) The wire ring portion 16 is loosely fitted into the hanging eye 13 in a detachable manner.