JPS6127515Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Technical Field> The present invention relates to a mat suitable for use after bathing and for wiping shoes at the entrance.

<Prior art> As shown in Fig. 1, a conventional mat for finishing bathing has a mat surface 1 which has a water-absorbing part 2 made of fibers with good water absorption and a non-water-absorbing part 3 made of non-water-absorbing fibers. There were many cases in which the pine was divided approximately in the center of the pine surface 1, each occupying about half of the area, and in many cases it was composed only of a single fiber with good water absorption.

In the former case, the user steps on the mat surface 1 consisting of the non-water-absorbing part 3, scrapes off some moisture, and then steps on the water-absorbing part 2 to almost completely remove the moisture. However, with this mat, if the user is not always aware of which side of the water-absorbing part 2 or the non-water-absorbing part 3 to stand on when using the mat, if the order is reversed, the sole of the foot will be placed on the water-absorbing part 2. The disadvantage is that most of the water is absorbed, and the purpose of providing the non-water absorption part 3 is lost.In the case of the latter type of mat, if a large number of people use it and the surface of the mat absorbs a lot of water, the appearance and It has disadvantages in that the feel is significantly reduced and it is sticky, giving the user a feeling of discomfort. Reference numeral 9 denotes an edge frame arranged around the outer periphery of the mat surface 1.

<Purpose> In view of the above points, this invention not only improves the feeling of use by combining pile-shaped so-called artificial turf and conventional fibers with good water absorption, but also makes it easy to use even when used by a large number of people. The aim is to provide a non-sticky mat.

<Example> An example of the present invention will be described below based on FIGS. 2 to 4. The pine of this example has raised water-absorbing parts 2 and raised non-water-absorbing parts 3 in a striped pattern and alternately. A mat surface 1 is provided, and the water absorbing portion 2
is constructed so as to occupy approximately half the area of the mat surface 1.

Band-shaped natural fiber (or synthetic fiber) with good water absorption
The water absorbing portion 2 is made up of a raised nap 4 planted on a synthetic resin base fabric 5, and a strip-shaped raised nap 6 made of polypropylene (or nylon or other synthetic resin) is attached to the base fabric 5.
A plurality of the non-water-absorbing portions 3, which are planted in a pile shape, are arranged alternately in the front-rear direction to form the mat surface 1.

The mat back surface 7 is comprised of a synthetic resin back surface body 8 (or a back surface body laminated with synthetic resin and synthetic resin foam) applied to the back surface of the base fabric 5. Further, on the outer peripheral edges of the mat surface 1 and the mat back surface 7, an edge frame 9 is formed by overlock sewing as shown in FIG. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a synthetic resin (or cloth) frame 9 may be fitted.

Next, to explain how to use the mat of this example, for example, if you use it after taking a bath, you can place it on the floor without considering the direction of the mat, and the water-absorbing part 2 and the non-water-absorbing part 3
Since they are arranged alternately, water adhering to the soles of the feet can be comfortably scraped off in the non-water absorbing portion 3 where the raised polypropylene naps 6 are planted in a pile.

Furthermore, in this example, the water-absorbing parts 2 and non-water-absorbing parts 3 are arranged alternately, so there is no need to be conscious of the structure of the mat surface when using the mat, unlike the conventional mat shown in FIG. For example, get on the water-absorbing part 2 and then get on the non-water-absorbing part 3, etc.). Here, even if the user unconsciously steps on the mat surface 1, a part of the sole of the foot will be caught on the water-absorbing part 2, and a part will be caught on the non-water-absorbing part 3. In other words, even if the sole of your foot gets sticky on the water absorption part 2, it is only a part of it, so even if you use it many times, the result is that the water absorption part 2 becomes sticky compared to a conventional mat with a single water absorption part. will be significantly improved.

Furthermore, the mat of this example can be used for wiping feet and shoes, and can also be used vertically or diagonally.

In this example, the water-absorbing portions 2 and non-water-absorbing portions 3 are arranged alternately, so the mat surface 1 with this configuration has a marked difference in appearance compared to the conventional example shown in Fig. 1. In addition, with this configuration, even if the water absorbing portion 2 becomes sticky due to water, the appearance of the mat surface 1 is maintained, so that the user hardly feels uncomfortable.

<Effect section> As is clear from the above explanation, the present invention is provided with a mat surface in which water absorbing parts and raised non-water absorbing parts are arranged alternately in stripes, and the water absorbing parts are arranged on the mat surface. This relates to a mat for use after bathing, etc., characterized in that it is constructed so as to occupy about half of the area.

Therefore, according to the present invention, the user can easily access the non-water-absorbing part, which is a disadvantage of the conventional mat which is composed of highly water-absorbing fibers and non-water-absorbing fibers and is partitioned in the center of the mat surface. In addition to eliminating the need to consciously step on the water absorption part after riding, the striped structure has an excellent appearance, and the appearance does not change even if the water absorption part contains moisture, so it can be used by a large number of people. It has an excellent effect in that the excellent feeling of use can be maintained even when the product is used.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view of a pine showing a conventional example, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the flocked state of the present example, Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the outer peripheral edge of the pine surface, and Fig. 4 is a plan view of the pine. The plan view and FIG. 5 are perspective views showing the outer peripheral edge of the mat surface of another embodiment. 1: Mat surface, 2: Water absorption part, 3: Non-water absorption part,
4: Raised natural fiber, 5: Base fabric, 6: Raised polypropylene.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] After bathing, the method is characterized in that a mat surface is provided in which water-absorbing parts and raised non-water-absorbing parts are arranged alternately in a striped pattern, and the water-absorbing parts are configured to occupy about half the area of the mat surface. Matsutou for use etc.