JPS6114843Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates primarily to a clothes hanger stand that is used when a large number of manufactured clothes are hung on hangers and transported.

Conventionally, this type of hanger stand has generally had the upper ends of the struts fixed to both ends of a hanger bar on which a large number of hangers can be hung, and T-shaped legs fixed to the lower ends of the struts on both sides. Because of this, there is an inconvenience that two people have to support and hold both ends of the stand when going up and down stairs or putting it in and out of a vehicle.
They also had the disadvantage of occupying a large amount of floor space even when not in use.

Therefore, in the present invention, a hanger bar that can hang a large number of hangers is provided with bent parts that extend downward in an L-shape at both ends, and a hinge is attached to the lower end of this bent part to provide an appropriate length of the hanger bar. Connect the pillars of the same length, and connect one of the legs with approximately the same length as the pillars via a hinge to the front side of the lower end of each of the pillars, and connect the lower end of each of the legs with a hinge, while connecting one lower connecting rod with upward bent portions at both ends, similar to the hanger bar;
A slide pin supported by a guide tube is attached to the rear surface of the lower end of each of the pillars so as to be able to rise and fall, and the upper end of the other spread rod, which is also approximately the same length as the pillar, is removably connected via the slide pin, The other lower connecting rod, which has a bending part in the same way as the lower connecting rod, is connected to the lower end of each of the opening leg rods via a hinge, and the pair of front and rear lower connecting rods can be opened and closed via folding links. By connecting the hanger bar and the support column to the one of the lower connecting rods, the front and rear lower connecting rods are folded in a lined manner via the folding link, and further the above-mentioned folding Therefore, the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional method can be overcome by configuring the pillars standing up on both ends and the front and rear spreader rods to be folded over the hanger bar and the lower connecting rod, respectively, via the hinges. To provide a hanger stand for clothes, etc. which can be removed to make it convenient to carry and can be folded into a small size and stored when not in use.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is a hanger bar on which many hooks H' of hangers H passed through clothing A can be hung, 2 is a bent part at both ends, and 3 is connected to each bent part 2 via a hinge 4. a pair of left and right columns, 5 is one of the left and right levers connected to the front side of the lower end of the column 3 via a hinge 6; 7;
is one lower connecting rod in which the bent portions 8 at both ends are connected to the lower end of this spread rod 5 via hinges 9, respectively;
Reference numeral 10 denotes a slide pin with a head that vertically passes through a guide tube 11 fixed to the rear side of the lower end of the support column 3 as shown in FIG. 13 is the other pair of left and right split levers that are detachably connected to the lower ends of the pillars 3, and 13 is the other lower part that has bent portions 14 at both ends connected to the lower ends of the split levers 12 via hinges 15. It is a connecting rod. The hanger bar 1 and the pair of front and rear lower connecting rods 7, 13 are formed to have the same length and shape, respectively, as shown in FIG.
2 are each formed to have substantially the same length as 1/2 of the height of the hanger bar 1. Reference numeral 16 denotes a folding link that connects the upper parts of the spread leg rods 5 and 12, which form a pair of front and rear legs, on both sides so as to be openable and closable. Further, the hinge 6 that connects the support column 3 and one of the legs 5 has a hinge pin P that is parallel to the hanger bar 1, and the hinge 4 that connects the hanger bar 1 and the support column 3;
The hinges 9 and 15 that respectively connect the front and rear lower connecting rods 7 and 13 and the spreader rods 5 and 12 each have a hinge pin P that is orthogonal to the hanger bar 1, and as shown in FIG. The respective opening/closing angles are maintained by the friction between the hinge plates P' caused by the insertion of the hinge plates P'.

In the figure, 17 is a caster attached to the lower surface of the lower connecting rods 7 and 13, respectively, and 18 is a projection for preventing the slide pin 10 from coming off.

When transporting this hanger stand configured as described above, the slide pin 10 is first raised to release the connection between the support 3 and the rear leg spreader 12, as shown by the phantom lines in FIG. , when you grab the center of the hanger bar 1 from which the hanger H has been removed and pull it toward you, the strut 3 rotates around the hinge 6 and overlaps the front leg spreader 5, and the hanger extends parallel to the lower connecting rod 7. Bar 1 is folded.
Next, when the open lower connecting rods 7, 13 are closed via the folding links 16, the three hanger bars 1 are arranged in a row, as shown in FIG. 2, and both ends of the front and rear lower connecting rods 7, 13 are closed. Then, the column 3, which is turned upside down, and the closed legs 5, 12 are in the first folded state, in which they stand up.

Next, the pillar 3 and the spread rods 5, 12 stand up at one end.
By using the respective hinges 4, 9, and 12 as fulcrums and tilting them as shown by the phantom lines in FIG.
Then, a second folded state is reached in which the support column 3 and the spread rods 5, 12 are superimposed on the lower connecting rods 7, 13 from both sides.

According to the present invention, in which the main members consisting of the hanger bar, strut, spreader rod, and lower connecting rod are hinged at the connecting portions as described above, the stand can be folded into a small size when being transported or not in use, making it easy to carry by one person. It is also convenient to store. In addition, the legs that can be folded into each other are fixed by slide pins that are inserted from the bottom end of the columns.
Even though each part is connected with a slide, the opening angle can be firmly fixed, making it possible to use a hanger stand that requires no effort to assemble or fold.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the device in use, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the folding process, Fig. 3 is an enlarged partially cutaway elevational view of the hinge portion, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the device in use. The figure is a partially cutaway enlarged side view of the connecting portion between the strut and the leg lever. 1. Hanger bar, 2. Bent part, 3. Strut, 4. Hinge, 5. Spreading rod, 6. Hinge, 7. Lower connecting rod, 8. Bent part, 9 ...Hinge, 10..Slide pin, 11..Guide cylinder, 12..Spreading rod, 13..Lower connecting rod, 1
4...Folding part, 15...Hinge, 16...Folding link, P...Hinge pin, P'...Hinge plate, A...Clothing, H...Hanger, H'...Hook.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hanger bar 1, on which a large number of hangers H can be hung, is provided with bent parts 2 extending downward in an L-shape at both ends. The two pillars 3 are connected to each other, and one of the legs 5, which is approximately the same length as the pillar 3, is attached to the front side of the lower end of each pillar 3 via a hinge 6.
One of the lower connecting rods 7, which has upwardly bent portions 8 at both ends similarly to the hanger bar 1, is connected to the lower ends of the spreader rods 5 through hinges 9. Slide pins 10 each supported by a guide tube 11 on the back side of the lower end of 3.
is attached so that it can be raised and lowered freely, and via this slide pin 10, the other open leg 1, which is also approximately the same length as the support 3, is attached.
2 are removably connected to each other, and the other lower connecting rod 13, which has bent portions 14 at both ends in the same way as the lower connecting rod 7, is connected to the lower ends of the open leg rods 12 via hinges 15, respectively. At the same time, by connecting the pair of front and rear lower connecting rods 7 and 13 via the folding link 16 so as to be openable and closable, the hanger bar 1 and the support column 3 are folded toward the one lower connecting rod 7. , the front and rear lower connecting rods 7, 13 are folded in a parallel manner via the folding link 16, and further, by the folding, the column 3 standing up at both ends and the front and rear spread rods 5, 12 are respectively connected to the hinges. A hanger stand for clothes, etc., characterized in that it is constructed so that it can be folded by stacking it on a hanger bar 1 and lower connecting rods 7, 13 via 4, 9, 15, respectively.