JPS6140271Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The invention is a hot plate stand that can be folded at the center and doubles as a stand.

Hot plates, which heat the flat surface by applying electricity, also heat up the back side of the heating surface slightly during use, and there is a risk of heating and burning when placed directly on combustible materials such as paper or vinyl. Also, after use, it cannot be stored immediately because it heats up, but must be stored after it has cooled down sufficiently.

Conventional hot plates have low mounting legs and can heat up the back side, take up space when placed flat for cooling, and are prone to tipping over when placed upright.
It has the disadvantage of causing damage.

The present invention eliminates these drawbacks of the conventional hot plate stand, which consists of two frames that can be rotated around an axis in the center, and serves as a stand for the hot plate as well as a stand to lean it against, making it possible to store the hot plate even in a narrow space. It is something.

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

In the embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, two arms 3, 3' of the same length are bent at right angles at both ends 2, 2' of one side 1. Further, short legs 4, 4' are placed at both ends 2, 2' of side 1, and bent legs 5, 5' are placed at the same position at the same length so that bent legs 5, 5' can be obtained when leaning from the tips of arms 3, 3'. Arm pieces 7, 7' of the same length having shaft holes 6, 6' are fixed in opposite directions perpendicular to the plane formed by the side 1 and the arms 3, 3'. The side 1 to which the legs 4, 4' are fixed in this way, the arm 3 to which the arm pieces 7, 7' are fixed,
The frame 8 is formed by integrally configuring the parts 3' and 3'.

Now, as shown in FIG. 2, the two frames 8 are butted against each other from opposite sides, and by passing the shaft 9 through the respective shaft holes 6, 6', the arm pieces 7, 7 are assembled as shown in FIG. '' is a stand consisting of two frames 8, 8' with protrusions 10, 10' formed in the center, and legs 4, 4' at the four corners of the four sides consisting of side 1 and arms 3, 3'. becomes. When using such a stand, a notch 13 is provided in the center of both sides of a hot plate 12 that has a cooking surface 11 with a heat source such as a heater embedded and a surface coated with fluororesin. 13 has a protrusion 10,1
0' is inserted. Therefore, the protrusions 10 and 10' formed by the two arms 7 and 7' fit into the notch 13, so that the hot plate 12 is stably placed without falling down around the shaft holes 6 and 6'. .

In addition, when used as a storage stand, as shown in FIG. ′ is the stand leg. However, in this case, the legs 5, 5' are slightly inclined in the direction of the legs 4, 4' in the frame 8 so that the legs 5, 5' can be used as stand legs to stably lean the stand. . When the hot plate 12 is inserted between the two sides 1 of this stand as shown in FIG. 5, the arms 7 and 7' serve as receivers for the hot plate 12, and the stand can be easily propped up.

As described above, according to the present invention, when the shaft holes 6, 6' of the arm pieces 7, 7' are opened, it becomes a stand for holding the arms 4, 4' of the hot plate 12, and also serves as a stand for holding the arms 4, 4' of the hot plate 12. When folded around the holes 6 and 6', it becomes a stand into which the hot plate 12 can be inserted and stored, and the legs 5 and 5' serve as the legs. Therefore, the hot plate stand of the present invention has the disadvantage that it has a simple structure and requires less storage space.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a frame forming a hot plate stand according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a joint portion of two frames of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a hot plate stand as a stand of the present invention, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a hot plate stand as a stand of the present invention,
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a hot plate stored in the hot plate stand of the present invention. The symbols shown in the drawings indicate the following. 1
... Side, 2, 2'... Both ends, 3, 3'... Arm, 4,
4'...leg, 5,5'...leg, 6,6'...shaft hole, 7,7'...arm piece, 8...frame, 9...
shaft.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] one side, two arms that are bent at right angles in the same direction from both ends of this side and have their tips pointing slightly downward; One arm piece is formed by two legs that are vertical and extend toward the bent leg side, and two arm pieces that extend from the bent position of the leg in the opposite direction to the leg and have a shaft hole penetrated at the tip. A frame is formed, the two frames are assembled with their respective arm pieces facing each other from opposite directions so that they overlap, and a shaft is through-coupled to the shaft hole so that the arm pieces can rotate freely. plate stand.