JPS6045525B2 - Rope spiral ring rug covered with sewn wrapped fabric - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a scroll ring rug formed using two types of dressing robes that are covered with a sewn-wrapped plain weave fabric.

The present invention provides a flexible makeup robe that can bend and bend freely by preserving the flexibility of the robe core as much as possible. We create robes that are soft and hard, which are the exact opposite of the rigid make-up robe that is difficult to bend, and use these robes.
Connected to a spiral ring-shaped flat body, in the skillful combination of the mutually opposing characteristics of soft and hard representing each robe and the aesthetic design of the outer fabric of the sewn wrapper, various types of rugs, stools, etc. The purpose is to create a rug that can be used in a wide variety of ways, such as seat cushions for cars and floor mats.

The robe core used in the present invention is a flexible elongated material in which a large number of cotton core threads run in parallel in the longitudinal direction to form a bundle with a circular cross section, or a flexible sponge material. Appropriate materials include elongated plastic objects made of synthetic resin and having a circular cross section, such as rod-like elongated objects such as urethane foam.

In particular, cushions for automobiles (a type of rug) have a diameter of 1.
A core with a diameter of about 0 to 1.5 CTfL is suitable, but there is no problem in using a core with a larger diameter for large mats laid on the floor or for special purpose products.

Figures 1 to 6 are used in the rug of the present invention. Explain about makeup robes. It is necessary that the long lobe core A is capable of being freely bent or bent by external force.

Further, it is desirable that the material not be stretched in this longitudinal direction P. It is desirable that the robe core A be wrapped with plain weave fabric to such an extent that the flexibility of the robe core A is preserved. The makeup robe is made by wrapping a plain weave fabric around this core A, and wrapping the short edge 1 of the rolled fabric.
, 1 are sewn G to form. In the first makeup robe S shown in FIG. 4, the long tape-shaped plain woven fabric D that uniformly wraps around the robe core A in the longitudinal direction P is woven in the weaving direction of the warp and weft yarns constituting it. n is deflected in 45 directions with respect to the longitudinal direction P of the robe core A, and the warp and weft yarns that weave the plain weave fabric D have a diamond-shaped weave 12 in the longitudinal direction P of the robe core A. Due to the free displacement and elasticity shown by the rhombus in the diagonal direction, the wrapped plain woven fabric D can freely expand and contract in the longitudinal direction P of the robe core A. (See Figure 6a).

For this reason, when giving bending to the first makeup robe S,
The plain woven fabric D working on the exterior surface of the robe also freely bends and stretches in the longitudinal direction, and the plain woven fabric D does not show any resistance to this bending. 1. In the cosmetic robe S, the flexibility unique to the core body A appears without being hindered. Therefore, it becomes a soft makeup robe with no waist. Next, similar to the second makeup robe T1 shown in FIG. 5, the longitudinal direction P of the robe core A and the weaving direction n of the plain fabric E (the warp direction and the weft direction are both placed in the same relationship).

) are rolled up in the same manner, so that the plain weave fabric E working on the exterior surface of the second makeup robe T has one of the warp or weft yarns aligned with the longitudinal direction P of the robe core A. At the same time, the other weaving thread runs exactly in the longitudinal direction P of the robe core A, and the right-angled quadrilateral weave 13 formed by both the warp and weft weaving threads is undisplaced with respect to the longitudinal direction P of the robe. This relationship acts on the surface of the lobe core A [see Fig. 6b], and the plain weave fabric E does not allow expansion and contraction in the longitudinal direction P, so the flexibility of the core A is suppressed as much as possible. As a result, the flexibility of the lobe core body A is significantly reduced, and the lobe core body A exhibits strong resistance to bending due to external forces. The plain woven fabric used for the first and second makeup robes ST can be used differently by deflecting the weaving direction n of the warp or weft by 45 threads with respect to the longitudinal direction P of the robe when using the same plain woven fabric. It will be easy to implement.

FIG. 7 shows a rug H in which long makeup robes S or T are connected in a spiral ring plane.

In order to connect the makeup robes in a spiral ring plane to form the rug H, the makeup robes should have this sewn part G on the inside 7.
The opposite side is the outer side 8, and the inner and outer sides are wound in parallel in a circular spiral shape, and in the parallel lobe rows 9, 9, the inner side 7 and the outer side 8 are connected with a staggered tension thread 10. It is something that is sewn on. In the case of the rug H, when the first make-up robe S is used, the plain weave fabric of the outer robe uniformly expands and contracts in the spiral longitudinal direction, that is, the longitudinal direction P of the robe, so that the core The original flexibility of the body A is not affected by the zigzag tension threads 10, and therefore the rug H is finished as a rug that is stiff and flexible.

On the other hand, when the second decorative robe T with reduced flexibility is used as the rug H, the robe T is forcibly bent into a spiral ring shape by external force, so the finished spiral ring flat body will be bent at the waist. The rug becomes a certain stiffness, and furthermore, since the plain weave fabric of the robe exterior uniformly does not allow expansion and contraction in the spiral longitudinal direction in all parts, the zigzag tension thread 10 works to connect the parallel lobes 9, 9. As a result, the hard flat object becomes a rug that maintains its hardness even further.

The present invention utilizes a combination of the characteristics of these two types of cosmetic robes S and T and the characteristics when they are rolled to form a rug. Examples will be described in detail.

The rug J shown in FIG. 8 has a flexible spiral ring flat body wound using the first makeup robe S as the center central part 2, and in this outer peripheral ring part 3, the second This rug J has a hard spiral circular flat body that is rolled up using a makeup robe T, and the part of this rug J that comes into close contact with the skin of the body when sitting on it is soft and comfortable against the skin. On the other hand, by making the ring part of the rug hard, the outer form of the rug itself can be maintained for a long time, and the effect is that it is comfortable to sit on and does not impair the beauty of the outer appearance. In FIG. 9, the seat portion 4
A double cushion K for an automobile seat is shown in which a backrest portion 5 and a bendable portion 11 are connected in series.

This double cushion K uses a flexible spiral circular flat body wound using the first makeup robe S as a cushion 4 for sitting, which has a soft feel on the waist. In a usage mode in which the rolled solid spiral ring flat body is used as a backrest cushion 5 and is placed in a substantially vertical position, this rigidity can be fully utilized.
It is configured to prevent the backrest cushion 5 from bending downward due to its own weight. FIG. 10 shows a rug L in which a watermark pattern F formed by a watermark space 6 is arranged inside the plane of a lobe spiral ring plane body.

Since external forces are always applied to the rug, the 6 parts of the beautifully displayed openwork space are distorted and damaged by this external force, resulting in the drawback that the beauty cannot be maintained.

However, when the rug L is made into a soft rug by the first makeup robe S, the above-mentioned drawbacks can be avoided by making the openwork space 6 into a rigid openwork part by the second makeup robe T. This is to eliminate the problem.

In this way, using the same plain weave fabric and changing the direction of this fabric to 45
It is effective to use soft and hard layers depending on the bias.

In addition, especially for the second makeup robe T, in order to apply a watermark pattern,
When bending the core body suddenly according to the pattern, or applying a sudden sharp bend using an external force, it is necessary to ensure that the exterior plain woven fabric E does not stretch in the longitudinal direction P of the lobe, and that the cross-sectional shape of the core body A itself Coupled with the fact that the lobe is easily deformed, the local cross-section of the lobe at the part receiving this external force is strongly compressed, and the shape changes from a perfect circle to an oval cross-section (this The lobe with this oval cross-section becomes more sturdy and becomes a planar pattern that exhibits strong resistance. Therefore, the space 6 of the openwork rug L satisfies the conditions that are more suitable for the above-mentioned effect. In addition, if the plain weave fabric for the exterior is selected based on aesthetic considerations and used as described above, the plain weave fabric will appear as a fabric with contrasting properties of soft and hard, with a unique aesthetic feel. Each makeup robe S-T is finished, and by skillfully combining them,
A rug that is both soft and hard, which has an aesthetic appearance and is suitable for the purpose of use, is extremely versatile.

) As described above, the present invention has two types of makeup robes S-T with completely opposite properties of softness and hardness due to the difference in the direction of the wrapped fabric. When using the same exterior fabric,
By using the same exterior fabric differently by deflecting it in this direction, each rug has its own advantages in terms of physical characteristics of softness and hardness, even though they may appear to be rugs made of the same exterior fabric at first glance. Therefore, the effects of the present invention as a commercial product are extremely significant.

The plain woven fabric used is stronger and less prone to breakage than jersey fabric, giving it an advantage in durability as a rug.The plain woven fabric also has the advantage of being able to express printed dyed patterns as they are on the rug. This shows a significant effect. In the present invention, when using various makeup robes with different softness, hardness, fabric texture, etc. on the same rug, each robe is connected longitudinally to form one continuous robe,
This is wound into a spiral ring.

According to the present invention described in detail above, the rug J has a central spiral ring flat body formed by the first decorative lobe S, and an outer spiral ring flat body formed by the second decorative lobe T, so that the elasticity of the center is reduced. In addition, the double cushion K for automobile seats has a seating part formed by the first makeup robe S and a backrest part formed by the second makeup robe T. It is possible to give flexibility to the seat part and rigidity to the backrest part, and furthermore, it can be used as a rug L with an openwork pattern.
Since a transparent pattern is formed with the second decorative robe T in the middle of the flat spiral ring formed by the first decorative robe S, the transparent material maintains the elasticity of the surrounding area and is not damaged by external force. A watermark space can be formed, all of which are
In addition to the characteristics of the makeup robe S-T and the characteristics of a spiral ring rug made of the robe, we also have two types of makeup robe S-T: soft and hard.
Ergonomic functions can also be generated synergistically by combining T.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 6 illustrate the cosmetic robe used in the present invention, where Figure 1 is a partial front view of the robe core A, Figure 2 is a partial front view of the tape-shaped plain woven fabric D, and Figure 3 is the tape. A partial front view of the plain woven fabric E, FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view of the first makeup robe S,
FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the second makeup robe T, and FIG.
3 is a schematic diagram comparing the elasticity of the two, FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing the connection of a flat body of a robe of Yanghe to form a rug by winding a makeup robe, and FIGS. 8 to 11 are diagrams showing the implementation of the present invention. Examples are shown. Figure 8 shows the front view of the combination rug J, Figure 9 shows the slope view of the double cushion K for automobile seats, and Figure 10 shows the slope view of the double cushion K for automobile seats.
The figure is a schematic diagram showing a part of a rug with a watermark pattern, and FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram showing a cross-sectional deformation of a rigid makeup robe T due to bending and bending. A: Robe core, D: Long tape-like plain weave, E: Long tape-like plain weave, G: Long tape-like plain weave.
...The sewn part of the robe, P...Longitudinal direction of the robe core, Q...Right angle direction of the robe core, S...First make-up Robe, T...2nd
makeup robe.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. The weaving direction n of a plain woven fabric D in which warp and weft yarns are orthogonally intersected and woven with respect to a long flexible rope core A is the longitudinal direction P of the rope core A. The plain woven fabric D in the form of a long tape is uniformly rolled up so as to be deflected by 45 degrees, and both short edges 1, 1 of the rolled plain woven fabric D facing the longitudinal direction of the tape are rolled up. After sewing G, the warp and weft threads are intersected and woven at right angles to the first decorative rope S whose surface is covered with the sewn wrapped plain woven fabric D, and then to the long flexible rope core A. The plain woven fabric E in the form of a long tape is uniformly rolled up so that the weaving direction n of the plain woven fabric E matches the longitudinal direction P of the rope core A. The two winding short edges 1, 1 facing each other in the longitudinal direction of the tape are sewn G, and a second decorative rope T whose surface is covered with the sewn wrapping plain woven fabric E is used. This is wound as the central partial face piece 2 on the inner side of the main rug, which is connected from the center in a spiral ring plane shape, and the second decorative rope T wraps around the outline of the main rug on the outer side of the central partial face piece 2. A rug that is rolled up as a partial face piece 3, and the two partial face pieces 2 and 3 are combined into a continuous inner and outer planar body. 2. With respect to the long flexible rope core A, the weaving direction n of the plain woven fabric D in which warp and weft yarns are orthogonally crossed and woven is deviated by 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal direction P of the rope core A. In this way, the plain woven fabric D in the form of a long tape is uniformly rolled up, and both short edges 1, 1 of the rolled plain woven fabric D facing in the longitudinal direction of the tape are sewn G. A plain woven fabric E in which warp and weft threads are orthogonally crossed and woven with respect to a first decorative rope S whose surface is covered with this sewn wrapping plain woven fabric D, and then a long flexible rope core A. The plain woven fabric E in the form of a long tape is arranged so that the weaving direction n of
is uniformly rolled up, and the short edges 1, 1 of the wound plain woven fabric E, which are opposite to each other in the longitudinal direction of the tape, are sewn G to create a fabric with this sewn-wrapped plain woven fabric E covered on the surface. 2 makeup rope T
The first decorative rope S is wound around the seat cushion 4 which is connected in a spiral ring plane shape, and the second decorative rope T is wound around the backrest cushion 5 which is connected in a spiral ring plane shape. The seat cushion 4 and the backrest cushion 5 are bendably connected to form a continuous body to form a double cushion for an automobile seat. 3. With respect to the long flexible rope core A, the weaving direction n of the plain woven fabric D in which warp and weft yarns are orthogonally interwoven is deviated by 45 degrees with respect to the longitudinal direction P of the rope core A. In this way, the plain woven fabric D in the form of a long tape is uniformly rolled up, and both short edges 1, 1 of the rolled plain woven fabric D facing in the longitudinal direction of the tape are sewn G. A plain woven fabric E in which warp and weft threads are orthogonally crossed and woven with respect to a first decorative rope S whose surface is covered with this sewn wrapping plain woven fabric D, and then a long flexible rope core A. The plain woven fabric E in the form of a long tape is arranged so that the weaving direction n of
is uniformly rolled up, and the short edges 1, 1 of the wound plain woven fabric E, which are opposite to each other in the longitudinal direction of the tape, are sewn G to create a fabric with this sewn-wrapped plain woven fabric E covered on the surface. 2 makeup rope T
and a second decorative rope T in the middle part of the flexible rug to which the first decorative rope S is connected in a spiral ring plane shape.
However, this rug shows a solid openwork pattern F connected to a space 6 that penetrates the front and back of the rug.