JPS5937162Y2 - Japanese and Western style hanger - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention has the functions of both a Japanese clothes hanger and a clothes hanger, and it is easy to convert to the above dual-purpose form, and when used as a Japanese clothes hanger. The present invention relates to a hanger for both Japanese and Western use, with a hanger of sufficient length and a sturdy construction that can withstand a large load when used for clothes.

Next, a detailed explanation of the Japanese-Western style garter of the present invention will be given below based on a drawing showing an embodiment thereof.

That is, 1 is a vertical base made of wood or synthetic resin, a metal hanging hook 2 is rotatably inserted into the upper end, and fitting grooves 3 for auxiliary rods 1, which will be described later, are formed on both sides. has been done.

The lower end of this fitting groove 3 is reached by a horizontal rod 4 to be described later.

The center of a horizontal rod 4 is fixed to the lower end of the base 1, and shape-retaining rods 5 are rotatably connected to both end surfaces of the horizontal rod 4 by hinges 6, and each shape-retaining rod 5 An auxiliary rod 7 is rotatably connected to each of the auxiliary rods 7 via a hinge 6.

Both end surfaces of the horizontal rod 4 and one end surface of the pair of shape-retaining rods 5 that are brought into contact with the horizontal rods 4, respectively, are formed in a shape that allows them to come into contact with each other using their respective upper surfaces, as shown in FIG. Both mounting recesses 8 are provided on the upper edges of both abutting end faces.
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Therefore, each shape-retaining rod 5 is held between the horizontal rod 4 and the upper surface when deployed outward, and the other end surface formed on the slope is held against the side surface of the base body 1 when rotated inward. be touched.

Furthermore, one end surface of each of the pair of auxiliary rods I that is brought into contact with the other end surface of each shape-retaining rod 5 is formed into a slope shape that allows the upper surface to be flush with the shape-retaining rod 5 and abut against each other. A hinge 6 is installed in the mounting recesses 10 and 11 formed in the upper edges of both abutting end surfaces in an abutting state, and each auxiliary rod γ is rotatably connected to the shape-retaining rod 5. .

Therefore, each auxiliary rod I is held with its upper surface flush with the shape-retaining rod 5 when deployed outward, and when rotated inward, it fits into the fitting groove 3 of the base 1 and is held horizontally. It is placed upright on the rod 4 and is configured to support each shape-retaining rod 5.

In addition, 12 in the figure indicates a rod for hanging pants, obi, necktie, etc.

Next, the operation of the embodiment configured as described above will be explained.

When each of the shape-retaining rods 5 and each of the auxiliary rods 7 are rotated outward, as shown in FIG. Both auxiliary rods 7 constitute a sufficiently long hanging rod, which can be used as a Japanese-style garment.

In such a state, the upper surfaces of the shape-retaining rod 5 and the auxiliary rod 1 are formed into a letter-shaped cross section with the longitudinal center line as the ridge line, and the folded Japanese clothes are attached to this ridge line. It is designed to hang Japanese clothes by matching the lines.

Incidentally, since the hinge 6 is attached to each of the attachment recesses 8 to 11, its shaft portion does not protrude from the upper surface.

When using it as a bag for clothes, as shown in Fig. 2, after folding the auxiliary rod 7 into the shape-retaining rod 5, fold the shape-retaining rod 5 inward and attach the other end to the base. 1 and rotate the auxiliary rods 7 outward to fit them together, so that both retaining rods 5 are combined in the shape of... for clothes.
It takes the form of a ngā.

In addition, when used as a Japanese-style garment, it can be stored in such a form when not in use, and the height can be lowered.

The upper surfaces of both shape-retaining rods 5 in this state have an arcuate cross section and are formed into a curved shape corresponding to the shoulder line of the clothes.

As mentioned above, this invention can be used for both Japanese and Western clothes. It can be converted into two types of usage forms, and exhibits extremely remarkable practical effects in terms of convenience, economy, and usability.

Moreover, when it comes to the form of Japanese clothes, by extending the auxiliary rods in addition to the shape-retaining rods to the horizontal rods, it becomes long enough to hang all the sleeves of the Japanese clothes in an expanded state. It becomes a hanging rod,
There are no wrinkles on the sleeves.

1. On both sides of the vertical base, a fitting groove is formed where one end reaches the horizontal rod 1, and when the shape-retaining rod and the auxiliary rod are folded into the inner blade, the auxiliary rod is fitted into the fitting groove of the vertical base. In addition, since it is installed upright on the horizontal rod, the auxiliary rod can be placed upright within the fitting groove and function as a support for supporting the shape-retaining rod, thereby making it possible to maintain the predetermined inclined state of the shape-retaining rod. At the same time, it is possible to effectively deal with the weight of clothes, and as a result, when used as a hanger for clothes, it is possible to actively and effectively use auxiliary rods that would otherwise be difficult to dispose of, which is a major advantage. There is.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing shows an embodiment of the Japanese-Western style gar of the present invention.
Figure 1 is a front view of a Japanese kimono in the form of...
Figure 2 is a front view of the main part in the state of deformation, Figure 3 is a partially cutaway front view of the garment form, and Figure 4 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Figure 3. , FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of a part of FIG. 3. 1... Vertical base, 3... Fitting groove, 4... Horizontal rod,
5... Retention rod, 6... Hinge, 1... Auxiliary rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A vertical base with a hanging hook attached to the upper end and a fitting groove formed on both sides of the base, the lower end of which reaches the horizontal rod, a horizontal rod provided orthogonally to the lower end of the vertical base, and the horizontal rod. A pair of retaining rods having one end surface abutting each other and rotatably connected to the horizontal rod by a hinge provided across the upper surface of each abutting rod, and each of the two retaining rods. A pair of auxiliary rods are provided, one end surface of which abuts each other, and are rotatably connected to each shape-retaining rod by a hinge provided across the upper surface of each abutting surface, each of the shape-retaining rods and the auxiliary When the rod is deployed in the direction of external force, each shape-retaining rod and each auxiliary rod are held with their upper surfaces flush with the horizontal rod by the collision of the opposing end surfaces, and each shape-retaining rod and each auxiliary rod is held flush with the horizontal rod. When the rods are folded inward, each auxiliary rod fits into the fitting groove and is erected on the horizontal rod, so that each shape-retaining rod is supported and fixed with its other end surface in contact with the side surface of the base body. It can be used for both Japanese and Western styles.