JPS627180Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Some of the slipper racks that have been used so far have had the surface side of the rack sloped to suspend the slippers. This is clean because the user can insert their hand into the back of the slipper and pick it up, but on the other hand, the back side of the rack does not have the function of lifting the slipper, so it simply occupies space, and if the back side Even if the sides are made to have the same sloping shape as the front side and have the function of suspending the slipper, there is a drawback that the installation space will be occupied accordingly. There is also a device in which the slipper can be racked in a circular shape, and the rack part can be rotated to position the slipper in front, but this is complicated because the slipper must be rotated every time the slipper is taken out from the front.

The object of this invention is to provide a slitting device which improves upon the various drawbacks of the prior art.

That is, the tips of the base 1 having the central shaft 4 vertically disposed on its top surface and the planar frame 2 having the rotating part 6 fitted to the central shaft 4 at its lower part are on the same line. A pair of supports consisting of an arbitrary number of hanging parts 3 and support rods 8 arranged in parallel, with the hanging parts 3 placed back to back and arranged in parallel so as to protrude outward from the front and back surfaces of the frame body 2. This relates to a slit rack in which an arbitrary number of rods 8 are arranged in rows in the vertical direction of the frame 2 and each of the ends thereof is attached to the frame 2.

Further explanation will be given with examples.

FIG. 1 is a front view of the embodiment, FIG. 2 is a side view, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of FIG. 2, with the slippers indicated by broken lines.

At the center of the base 1 is a cylindrical central shaft 4 for fitting.
is vertically arranged, and a groove 5 is formed around the central axis 4.

The frame body 2 is formed into a planar shape by a pipe, and a pipe shaft is vertically disposed at the center of the lower part of the frame body 2 to form a rotating part 6 that fits into the central shaft 4. The central shaft 4 and the rotating part 6 are in a relationship in which they cannot be removed by a bolt 7 that can abut the groove 5 through a through hole drilled in the rotating part 6, so that they can rotate smoothly. Incidentally, since both parts can be rotated even if this bolt 7 is not attached, the presence or absence of the bolt can be freely determined.
The frame body 2 is vertically disposed on the base 1 and is rotatable. On the front and back surfaces of the frame body 2, there are hanging parts 3 that can hang slippers in the vertical direction.
These hanging parts are formed into a pair of symmetrical pairs by overlapping the supporting rods 8 that are arranged side by side with the hanging parts 3, and each end is connected to the inner side of the left and right sides of the frame 2. It is attached to. In addition, the hanging portion 3 is connected to the frame 2
It protrudes from the front and back sides of. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the bases of the pair of hanging portions 3 protruding from the front and back surfaces of the frame 2 are provided at approximately the same position on separate support rods. It is desirable that the spacing between the support rods in the vertical direction is such that the lower end of the slipper, which is fitted onto the upper hanging part, does not reach the base of the lower hanging part.

The above is the configuration of the embodiment.Next, the function and effect will be explained.The pair of slippers A rests on the hanging portions 3 protruding from the front and back surfaces of the frame 2, but if the bottom of the slippers A is thick, the slippers The lower parts of the slippers are in contact, but since the hanging positions of the slippers are relative to each other, it is extremely easy to insert your hand into the insteps of both feet that are in contact and remove them at the same time. There is no filthy feeling when touching the bottom surface with one's hand, and it is possible to avoid mistakes such as one slipper unexpectedly coming off when removing the slippers that are in contact with each other. Next, in order to remove the slipper at the back from the hanging part, by rotating the frame 2 by half a turn, the slipper will be located in the front, and the slipper can be easily removed by inserting your hand into the back of the slipper.

In addition, after taking out the slippers on the front and back sides of the frame 2, all the slippers on the back side are positioned in front by just turning half a turn. There is no contact with the bottom of the slipper.

As described in the entire article, this invention was designed to have the slippers loosen almost vertically and on two sides, front and back, as opposed to the previous method of loosening the slippers in an inclined or circular shape. Moreover, after taking out the slippers on the front side, all the slippers on the back side are located on the front side by simply rotating the frame half a turn, so it is not complicated unlike a circular rack. In addition, the lifting capacity is large considering that the slit rack is made vertical to save space.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side view of the same, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Base, 2... Frame body, 3... Hanging part, 4... Central shaft, 6... Rotating part, 8... Support rod.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A base having a central axis vertically disposed on its top surface, a planar frame having a rotating part at its lower part that fits into the central axis, and a hanging part whose tip is on the same straight line. It consists of an arbitrary number of support rods arranged in parallel, with the hanging parts facing back to back, and a pair of support rods arranged in parallel so as to protrude outward from the front and back surfaces of the frame, and an arbitrary number of support rods arranged in parallel in the vertical direction of the frame. , slits are arranged in rows and both ends of the slots are attached to the frame.