JPS6228952Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention can be used as a cushion cover in normal times, but in the event of an emergency evacuation due to an earthquake or fire, the cushion can be placed over the head to completely protect the head, especially the back of the head. Regarding the cushion cover that can be used for disaster prevention.

This kind of cushion cover known in the past has a suitable fastening body attached to the opening thereof and a cover body formed into a substantially square bag, and a fastener tape is attached approximately at the center of any one side of the cover body. Attach the lower end and sew the left and right side edges of the fastener tape along one side, and attach a pocket to the cover body, with a string sewn inside and an appropriate fastening body attached to the opening. There is a seat cushion cover that can be sewn and used as a body protector.
(see publication).

However, since this product has a structure in which a pocket with an appropriate fastening body attached to the opening is sewn into the center of one side of the cover body, when using this as a regular cushion cover, it is difficult to fasten a chuck, etc. When you sit on the cushion with your body positioned above it, the attachment body presses your feet so hard that it hurts and you cannot sit comfortably. This kind of zabuton cover had the inconvenience of being practically usable on only one side, as it was not good for the body.

Moreover, when this item is used as a disaster prevention hood during emergency evacuation due to earthquakes, etc., the string is stored in the pocket, so when you try to take out the string quickly, the fastener may not work properly. There is a problem that it is too hot to use for regular use, and furthermore, when the upper fastener is tightened and the cushion is folded in half and worn against the back of the head, it is not only troublesome to operate the fastener. Since the cushion does not come into direct contact with the top of the head,
The drawback was that it still did not provide complete protection against objects falling onto one's head.

This invention was made to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and its purpose is that when used as a regular cushion cover, two roughly triangular pieces of cloth sewn overlapping each other are always hidden under the cushion. Moreover, when used as a cushion, the front ends (thin widths) of the roughly triangular pieces of cloth are tightly fixed with a binding tool at the facing part where they wrap together, so that the front ends (thin widths) of the approximately triangular pieces of cloth are tightly fixed with a binding tool, and when used as a cushion. It doesn't stick out,
In addition, the binding tool itself is always completely covered with the cloth piece located on the outside so that it does not appear on the outside, which is preferable from an aesthetic point of view, and it is possible to effectively prevent wear and tear on the binding tool itself. It is now possible to use not only one side but both sides of the cover, and when using a cushion covered with the cover as a disaster prevention hood during an emergency evacuation, it can be firmly and stably fixed over the head, and even after it is fixed. To provide a general purpose cushion cover for disaster prevention, which can also be used as a smoke prevention mask by applying the front end of the cloth piece to the mouth or nose.

An embodiment of this invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 is a cushion cover main body having a substantially square plan view, and the cover main body 1 is made of fabric mainly made of natural fibers such as cotton. 2 and 2' are planar approximately triangular cloth pieces made of the same fabric as cushion cover main body 1, and the cover main bodies 2 and 2' are obtained by overlapping and sewing two pieces of fabric with the front sides facing outward. . This piece of cloth 2, 2'
The base ends 3, 3' are sewn into two opposing sides of the cushion cover main body 1, with the base ends 3, 3' being sewn into a narrow triangular shape from the base ends 3, 3' toward the front ends 4, 4'. It is worn. It is preferable for the base ends 3, 3' of the cloth pieces 2, 2' to be as wide as possible for use as a disaster prevention hood. It needs to be wide enough to cover the sides of the face and securely secure when the cushion is placed on the head (see Figure 3). The front ends 4, 4' of the cloth pieces 2, 2' have such a length that they overlap each other when folded down along the outer surface of the cushion cover main body 1, that is, the left and right cloth pieces 2, 2' are tied together. It is formed in such a length that it can be joined at the front end. Numerals 5 and 5' are fasteners that can be connected to each other, such as hooks and magic tape, and are respectively provided at the facing portions of the front ends 4 and 4' of the cloth pieces 2 and 2' where they overlap, as shown in the first figure. For this reason, the binding tools 5, 5' are covered with the cloth pieces 2 or 2' located on the outside and do not appear on the outside, which is preferable from a physical standpoint.
Contributes to preventing wear and tear on 5'.

In addition, in the figure, 6 is a cushion, 7 is a cushion storage opening, and 8 is a cushion storage opening.
is a fastener for opening and closing the cushion storage opening 7.

Since this invention has the above-mentioned structure, in its practical use, first, when using it as a normal cushion cover, after storing the cushion 6 from the cushion storage opening 7 of the cushion cover main body 1, as shown in Figs. , close the fastener 8, wrap the thin front ends 4, 4' of the left and right cloth pieces 2, 2' together, and connect the coupling tools 5, 5' provided on the wraps,
The pieces of cloth 2, 2' are used by positioning them on the underside (back side) of the cushion. That is, the vertical relationship shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is reversed. Also, when using the cushion surface on the side where the cloth pieces 2 and 2' are fastened, fold the cloth pieces 2 and 2' to the opposite side and place them on the side that was previously used as the front side of the cushion. Just try to stop it.

However, in the event of an emergency evacuation due to an earthquake or fire, the zabuton (covered zabuton) that is in a state of leverage can be removed by removing the connectors 5, 5' of the roughly triangular pieces of cloth 2, 2' and removing the central part of the zabuton. By placing it on the top of your head and tying it tightly with the left and right cloth pieces 2 and 2' under your chin, you can secure it stably over your head as a disaster prevention hood (see Figure 3). By applying the remaining cloth piece after tying to the mouth and nose, it can be used as a smoke mask (not shown).

Figures 4 to 7 show the cushion cover body 1 after the cushion 6 has been extracted from the cushion cover body 1.
Fig. 4 shows an example of how the cover itself is used during an emergency evacuation due to a fire outbreak.The main body of the cover, which has been soaked in water, is used to cover the mouth, nose, and entire head, excluding the eye area, as shown in the figure, and then the cloth piece 2 is used. , 2' are tied around the neck. FIG. Figure 6 shows the state in which the front end of the cloth pieces 2 and 2' are tied together and hung around the neck as a triangular sling in the event of a broken arm bone during an emergency evacuation. FIG. 7 shows a state in which valuables are placed inside the cover main body 1 and wrapped around the body.

As can be seen from the above description, this invention involves sewing the base ends of two overlapping planar approximately triangular pieces of cloth to two opposing sides of the main cushion cover, and also sewing the base ends of each of the cloth pieces together. It is formed to be wide enough to cover at least the sides of the face, and the front end of the narrow cloth piece is provided with a connecting device at the facing part where the thin cloth pieces wrap each other on the outer surface of the main body of the cover. Since this is a cushion cover, when using it as a regular cushion cover, the facing portions of the narrow front end portions of the opposed triangular cloth pieces that are wrapped can be joined together via a connecting device provided on the portions. , it can be fixed properly against the surface of the covered cushion, and this fixation is possible because the binding tool is covered with a piece of cloth located on the outside and can be fixed to either the top or bottom side of the cushion (as described above). , it is possible to use both sides of the cushion cover. Therefore, since the pieces of cloth that are the main part of the cover can be placed under the cushion covered with the cushion cover of the present invention, the user will not feel any discomfort or discomfort at all.

In addition to being used as a zabuton cover as described above, this invention can also be used to untie the triangular cloth pieces provided on the two opposite sides of the main body of the cover in the event of an emergency evacuation such as an earthquake or fire. At the same time, by covering the sides of the face with the wide part of the cloth and tying the ends of the cloth under the chin, the cushion above the head can be firmly fixed. Therefore, it not only contributes to the protection of the head from objects falling on the head, but also has the effect that it can be used as a smoke mask by applying the remaining tied portion of the cloth piece to the mouth and nose.

Furthermore, in this invention, the base of the triangular piece of cloth constituting the present invention is formed wide, and the front end is made into a narrow width, and the triangular piece of cloth is made of two layers of fabric, so that the front ends of the cloth pieces are Because it is easy to tie and strong, it can be used as a self-defense cloth (see Figure 4) in the event of an emergency evacuation, especially in the event of an earthquake or fire, or as an emergency knapsack or triangular sling (see Figure 4). (See Figure 7)
It has a unique practical effect in that it can be effectively used as a fuel.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of this invention, Figure 2 is a sectional view thereof, Figure 3 is a perspective view when used as a disaster prevention hood, and Figures 4 to 7 are other than the disaster prevention hood. Figure 4 shows examples of its use as fire and smoke prevention, Figure 5 as an emergency bag, Figure 6 as a triangular sling, and Figure 7 as a body wrap to store valuables. FIG. 1... cushion cover main body, 2, 2'... piece of cloth,
3, 3'... Base end, 4, 4'... Front end, 5, 5'...
…Connectors.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The base ends of two overlapping planar approximately triangular pieces of cloth are sewn to the two opposing sides of the main cushion cover, and the bases of each piece of cloth are made with a width large enough to cover at least the sides of the face. What is claimed is: 1. A seat cushion cover for both disaster prevention and disaster prevention, characterized in that the narrow front end portion of the cushion cover is provided with a connecting tool at a facing portion where the narrow cloth pieces wrap each other on the outer surface of the main body of the cover.