JPS5841322Y2 - handrail - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a handrail with a clothes drying device attached to a window, veranda, balcony, etc.

Various types of handrails with clothes-drying devices have been proposed, but most of them pull out the clothes-drying device horizontally and dry the laundry below the Kasagi, so the space for drying the laundry is small. , laundry sometimes came into contact with the balustrade or the floor and became dirty.

In addition, there are handrails with a half-hook positioned above the cap, but with this type of handrail, it is troublesome to attach and remove the support that has the half-hook, and if the support is fixed, it spoils the appearance. There was a drawback.

The present invention provides a handrail with a rotatable post with a half-hook, which makes the post easy to handle, can be stored when not in use, and can dry a large amount of laundry without making a mess. The purpose is to

Examples shown in the drawings will be described below.

In Figures 1 to 6, 1 is Kasagi, 2...
- is the baluster, 3, 3 is the Kasagi arm, 4 is the plate plate 5, 5 is the support.

The pillars 5, 5 are half-hangs 7 for hanging clothesline poles 6, 6.
. . . and as shown in FIG. plane parallel to the vertical plane,
That is, it is rotatably supported by the cap 1 in a plane parallel to the window surface.

In this example, each of the supports 5, 5 is attached so that the side with the half-hook 7 is longer than the other side, and when in the upright state (the state shown in Fig. 1), The handrail 2 is attached to the outdoor side of the cap 1 so as to face one of the balusters 2.

As shown in FIG. 3, each rod holder 7 is rotatably attached so that the half-hang part faces the outdoor side.

Among the balusters 2..., the balusters that face the pillars 5, 5 when the pillars 5, 5 are in an upright state (the state shown in Figure 1) have a baluster that holds the pillars 5, 5 in an upright state. First fixtures 9, 9 are provided.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, each of the first fixtures 9, 9 is
It is composed of a fixing part 11 having a hole 10 into which the handrail 2 is fitted, and a retaining part 13 having a hole 12 into which the column 5 is fitted, and is attached so that the retaining part 13 is on the outdoor side. .

The fixing portion 11 is provided with a wing screw 14.14, and each first fixing member 9,9 is fixed to the baluster when the wing screw 14.14 is screwed in, and when loosened, the first fixing device 9, 9 is fixed to the baluster. It becomes possible to slide in the direction.

Supports 5 are installed at both ends and the center of the Kasagi 1 in the longitudinal direction.
, 5 in a laid down position.
．． 15 are provided.

In this example, each of the second fixtures 15.15.15 is a plate fixed to protrude toward the outside of the room, with the second fixture in the center facing downward, and the second fixtures at both ends facing downward. They are located on the upper side.

When drying laundry, this handrail is made by standing the pillars 5, 5 upright so that the sides are on three sides, as shown in the first illustration, and the lower end of the handrail is 1 Fixture 9.9
After fitting into the hole 12, each of the first fixtures 9, 9 may be fixed to the handrail to hold the columns 5, 5 in an upright state.

Also, when storing the columns 5, 5, use the hinges 14 and 14.
Loosen and move the first fixtures 9, 9 downward, and then
, 5 from the first fixtures 9, 9, the rod hook 7... side is placed in the center on the upper surface of the second fixture 15, and the other side is located in the end part of the second fixture 15. This handrail can be constructed by rotating the supports 5.5 so that they are in contact with the lower surfaces of the fixtures 15.15, respectively, and then lowering them as shown in Figure 6. Since the prop can be raised and laid down, the prop is not only easy to handle, but also does not require a large space.

7 to 9 show other embodiments.

In this example, an elongated hole 20 is formed in the support column 5', and a shaft 8' passes through this elongated hole 20.

The column 5' is not only mounted in the same manner as the column 5 described above, but is also slidable relative to the shaft 8' by the length of the elongated hole 20.

As shown in FIG. 9, the second fixture 15' that holds the support column 5' in a fallen state has a cavity 21 large enough to fit the end of the support column 5', and has a cavity 21 that is large enough to fit the end of the support column 5'. It is provided at the end of the cap 1 so as to open toward the center in the longitudinal direction.

The first fixture 9' that holds the column 5' in an upright state is
In this example, it may be fixed to the handrail.

Each rod holder 7' is also rotatably mounted in this example.

In addition, in FIGS. 7 and 8, the support, the first fixture, and the second fixture are only shown as side stones, but in reality, at least two of them are provided.

When drying laundry, the handrails shown in FIGS. 7 to 9 can be used by holding the column 5' upright as shown in FIG. 7 and inserting its lower end into the first fixture 9'. good.

When storing the support 5', lift the support 5' and remove the lower end from the first fixture 9'. Rotate the front of the Kasagi 1 in a plane parallel to the window surface and lower it until it is parallel to the Kasagi 1, and in that state, move the second pillar 5'
Slide the end toward the fixture 15' and attach the end to the second fixture 1.
5'.

Furthermore, in order to stand up the column 5' from the stored state (the state shown in Figure 8), first slide the column 5' in the direction away from the second fixture 15', and then move the end of the column 5' to the second Fixture 1
5', then rotate the column 5' so that the rod hook 7' is upward, and then fit the lower end of the column 5' into the first fixture 9'.

The handrails shown in FIGS. 7 to 9 are provided with one pole hook 7' on each post, and since the pole hooks 7' are rotatable, it is possible to stand up the pole with the pole 6 hung on it. It can be laid down, so the pole 6 can be unhooked while the support 5' is laid down, and the laundry can be unhooked, and the pole 6 can be left hanging. It can be stored in.

Further, since the rod hook 7' is annular, there is no risk that the rod 6 will come off even if the support 5' is lowered and raised with the rod 6 hung thereon.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above,
For example, the struts 5, 5' may be provided on a member other than the handrail 1, such as a handrail, as long as they constitute the front side of the handrail.

Further, each support column may be provided on the indoor side of the handrail.

As described above, according to the present invention, the support column is moved in and out by rotating in a plane parallel to the window surface, so that the support column can be easily handled.

Moreover, since the support can be stored in a laid-down state, the appearance will not be spoiled.

Furthermore, each support can be provided with multiple rod holders, and the rod holders are positioned above the half-water level when in use.
You can dry a large amount of laundry without making a mess.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 to 6 show the first embodiment, FIG. 1 is a front view, FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line II-II in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of the III portion in FIG. 2. , FIG. 4 is an enlarged view of the IV section in FIG. 2, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the first fixture, and FIG. 6 is a front view showing a state in which the support column is housed. Figures 7 to 9 show the second embodiment, with Figure 7 being a perspective view showing the upright column, Figure 8 being a perspective view showing the column being stored, and Figure 9 showing the second embodiment. It is a perspective view of a fixture. 1: Kasagi, 2: Baluster, 5.5': Post, 6: Pole, 7.
7': Rod hook, 8.8': Support shaft, 9.9':
First fixture, 15°15': Second fixture.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) A first fixture that attaches a post having a half-hook to a member constituting the front side of the handrail so as to be rotatable in a plane parallel to the window surface, and holds the post in an upright state; A handrail characterized in that the member is provided with a second fixture that holds the support column in a collapsed state. (2) The handrail according to claim 1, wherein the pole hook is rotatably attached to the support post.