KR200431087Y1 - A coat hanger which has head rest structure - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a headrest structure having a hanger, the purpose of which is to insert the hanger (16) into the headrest (4) to be drawn out and used only when necessary, to make the occupant more safe, The purpose is to make the design of the headrest 4 more easily by miniaturizing the hanger 16 by making three-fold folding.

In order to realize this, the present invention provides a housing 6 inserted into the headrest 4 while opening the upper end portion, an elastic member 8 fixed to the bottom of the housing 6, and the elastic member 8. ) Is fixed to the lower portion of the plate (10) located inside the housing (6), the hanger belt (14) coupled to the upper portion of the plate (10) and the hanger belt (14) while coupling The hanger 16 positioned on the plate 10, the cover belt 26 coupled to the upper part of the hanger 16, and the cover belt 26 are installed on the upper part of the housing 6 while being coupled to the lower part. Consisting of a cover 30.

The present invention constituted as described above is inserted and used only when necessary by inserting the hanger 16 into the headrest 4, so the occupant has a safe effect from various safety accidents that may occur by the hanger 16.

 Headrests, Compression Springs, Tension Springs, Hangers, Belts

Description

A coat hanger which has head rest structure}

1 is a cross-sectional view of a headrest according to the prior art.

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the headrest is installed on the seat according to the present invention.

Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view of the hanger is installed on the headrest according to the present invention.

Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of the hanger is installed on the headrest according to the present invention.

Figure 5a, 5b is a state in which the hanger is drawn from the headrest according to the present invention.

6 is another embodiment of the hanger is installed on the headrest according to the present invention

        Cross-section.

7a, 7b is a hanger is withdrawn from the headrest according to the present invention

        State diagram of another embodiment.

8 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of a hanger according to the present invention.

Figure 9 is an exploded perspective view of another embodiment of a hanger according to the present invention.

* Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings

2: seat 4: headrest

6,50: housing 8,54: elastic member

10,56: Plate 12: Rinse

14, 58, 84: hanger belt 16, 60, 80: hanger

18, 86: body 20: hinge

22,90: Arm 24,102: Ball

26, 62, 82: Cover belt 28, 64: Handle

30,66: Cover 32,96: Groove

34, 68: Base 36, 70: Height

37, 71: tension spring 39, 71: inclined member

72: stopper 88: hinge axis

92: set screw 94,104: protrusion

98: Information Home 100: Bar

106: hall

The present invention relates to a headrest structure having a hanger, and more particularly, inserts the hanger into the headrest so that it can be withdrawn only when necessary, thereby making it safer for the occupant and miniaturizing the hanger by folding it in three steps. Thereby, the present invention relates to a headrest having a hanger which makes the design of the headrest easier.

In general, the headrest is installed at the upper part of the seat located in the driver's seat and the passenger seat, and the headrest mainly reduces the fatigue by allowing the occupant to lean the head. The only function was to support or protect the head.

Therefore, in recent years, the hanger is installed on the headrest in order to make the most of the narrow space in the vehicle.

Meanwhile, referring to FIG. 1 of the related art, Utility Model Model No. 20-1998-41380 is first installed on the upper end of the front seat back 10 so that the headrest 11 can be lifted, and the headrest 11 A through hole 12 is vertically formed in the center thereof, and a ball bearing 6 serving as a locking function while elastically flowing inside the through hole 12 is coupled to the spring 5 while being installed at the rear.

Stay 8 is installed in the through-hole 12 while forming the bent portion 9 in the multi-stage along the longitudinal direction, the bar that can hang clothes on the upper end of the stay (8) is integrally arranged in the transverse direction In this case, a part of the ball bearing 6 is sandwiched in the bent part 9, and the bar is bent and installed in the transverse direction while being exposed to the upper end of the headrest 11.

Referring to the operation of the conventional technology configured as described above are as follows.

First, in order to hang the clothes of the occupant on the hanger (3) by holding the bar exposed to the upper end of the headrest (11) and pulling upwards, the stay (8) is raised in the through hole 12, wherein the bent portion The ball bearing 6 sandwiched by (9) is pushed while compressing the spring (5), and then is repeated by the elastic force of the spring (5) while repeating the process of being caught in the bent portion (9).

After pulling out the stay 8 to a predetermined position and stopping the pulling operation, the ball bearing 6 is advanced by the elastic force of the spring 5 to be caught in the bent portion 9, which causes the stay ( 8) stops in the drawn state without falling by its own weight.

If the clothes are placed on the hanger 3 in the above state and placed at the rear of the front seat back 10, the work of hanging the clothes is finished.

Contrary to the above, when the clothes are separated from the hanger 3 and then the upper end of the stay 8 is pushed down to be inserted into the through hole 12 to return to the original position, the upper end of the stay 8 The bar is in close contact with the top of the headrest 11.

In this case, the ball bearing 6 is elastically flown by the spring 5 and is caught in the bent portion 9 to fix the stay 8.

The prior art as described above has a structure in which the hanger 3 is exposed to the outside of the upper end of the headrest 11, so that the occupant is often injured by the hanger 3, thereby having a problem in safety.

Another problem is that the structure of the hanger is large in size, so that the design of the headrest 11 is limited.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above problems, the purpose is to insert the hanger into the headrest to draw out only when necessary, so that the occupant more safe.

Another purpose is to make the design of the headrest easier by miniaturizing the hanger by folding it into three stages.

Technical configuration of the present invention for achieving the above object, the housing 6 is inserted into the headrest (4) while opening the upper end, and the elastic member (8) fixed to the bottom of the housing (6), A plate 10 positioned inside the housing 6 while fixedly installing the elastic member 8 at a lower portion thereof, a hanger belt 14 coupled to and connected to an upper portion of the plate 10, and the hanger belt 14. The hanger 16 positioned on the plate 10 and the cover belt 26 coupled to the upper hanger 16 while being coupled to the lower portion, and the cover belt 26 coupled to the lower housing ( 6) It is composed of a cover 30 is installed on the top.

Looking at the present invention configured as described above in Figures 2 to 4 as follows.

First, the seat 2 (see Fig. 2) is installed in the driver's seat and the passenger seat to allow the occupant to sit, and the upper part of the seat 2 allows the occupant to lean his head to reduce the fatigue while the vehicle collides. The headrest 4 which supports or protects the neck or head of the occupant is installed to be liftable.

The headrest 4 is made of a sponge, and the housing 6 (see FIG. 3) having an open upper portion is inserted into the headrest 4 while being formed into a rectangular shape, and the housing 6 is inserted therein. On both sides of the bottom of the two elastic members (8) are fixed at a distance, wherein the elastic member (8) applies a compression spring.

A plate 10 which is elevated in the housing is fixedly installed at an upper end of the elastic member 8, and a rinse 12 is formed to protrude from the upper portion of the plate 10, and the rinse 12 has a predetermined length. The hanger belt 14 is fitted and fixed, and the hanger belt 14 is coupled to the hanger belt 14 formed of a plastic material to hang the clothes of the user.

The hanger 16 is configured with a main body 18 for coupling the hanger belt 14 to the lower portion, and both ends of the main body 18 are integrally formed while the hinge piece 20 forming the center of rotation is flexible (flexible) It extends to the outer end of the hinge piece 20, the arm 22 to hang the clothes are formed integrally formed, the end of the arm 22 is a ball 24 to prevent the departure of the clothes It is formed to protrude convexly.

As described above, the hinge pieces 20 respectively formed on both sides of the main body 18 are located at the front side at one side of the main body 18 and at the rear side at the other side of the main body 18. 22 is positioned to the front and back sides of the body 18 when folded.

Furthermore, since the hinge piece 20 is formed to be inclined at an acute angle on both sides of the main body 18, it is folded in an X shape when the arm 22 is folded and tilted downward when the arm 22 is unfolded. Form.

Subsequently, the cover belt 26 is coupled to the upper end of the main body 18, and the handle 28 is coupled to the end of the cover belt 26, and the handle 28 is coupled to the upper portion of the housing 6. The cover 30 is fitted so as not to be separated from the cover 30, wherein the cover 30 is made of a sponge, the groove 32 is formed on the top surface so that the user can easily grasp the handle 28 is concave. .

And a support piece 34 which the cover 30 is in contact with the upper side inner corner of the housing 6 is formed to protrude, and under the support piece 34 hanger 16 is to be located inside the housing (6) When the key 36 to prevent the upward rise by the elastic member 8 is positioned, the key 36 is disposed on both sides of the housing 6, respectively, and penetrates forward and backward.

The key 36, which is installed as described above, is coupled to the headrest 4 so as to penetrate forward and backward, and the rear end of the key 36 has a ring 38 for the user to easily grasp by hand. At the tip end of the key 36, an inclined member 39 which is pushed back by the lowering hanger 16 is automatically formed in the upward direction.

In addition, the key 36 is coupled to the tension spring 37 for automatically returning to the original position by the elastic force when retracted, wherein the front end of the tension spring 37 is fixed to the housing 6, the tension spring ( The rear end of 37 is fixed to the key 36.

Referring to the operation of the present invention configured as described above are as follows.

First, when the user grasps the hook 38 formed in the key 36 and pulls it appropriately as shown in FIG. 5A, the key 36 is pulled out to the outside while the front end of the main body 18 of the clothes rack 16 is pulled out. ) And the key 36 is retracted against the elastic force of the tension spring 37 at the same time.

This causes the elastic member 8, which has been compressed, to raise the plate 10 while repulsing.

At this time, if it is determined that the cover 30 and the hanger 16 is properly raised, the key 36 is returned to its original position by the elastic force of the tension spring 37 while releasing the action force provided to the key 36. do.

Subsequently, the hanger 16 located on the upper portion of the plate 10 ascends and pushes the cover 30 away from the housing 6 to protrude to the top of the headrest 4 while the plate 10 is raised. It stops as it reaches the key 36.

Then, the handle 30 installed on the cover 30 is pulled to the front or rear of the headrest 4, the cover 30, the cover belt 26, the hanger 16, the hanger belt 14 is Sequentially exiting the housing 6, it is flipped to the front or rear of the headrest 4 as shown in Figure 5b.

At this time, the hanger 16 is suspended from the housing 6 (see FIG. 3) by the hanger belt 14, and at the same time the cover 30 is hanger 16 by the cover belt 26. It becomes a state hanging on.

When the arm 22 is pulled outward in the above state, the arm 22 rotates around the hinge piece 20, and the arm piece 22 is formed outside the main body 18 at an acute angle. ) Is folded into an X shape and then unfolded to form a downward tilt.

Therefore, the clothes hanger 16 spread as described above is in a state in which clothes can be easily hanged.

After this, the operation is finished while the user hangs the clothes on the arm 22.

Contrary to the above, when the hanger 16 is to be returned to its original position, the clothes hanging on the arm 22 are separated and separated, and then the arm 22 is rotated around the hinge piece 20 to be folded. Therefore, the front and rear of the main body 18 are brought into close contact with each other, and the hanger belt 14, the hanger 16, the cover belt 26, and the cover 30 are returned to the inside of the housing 6 in the order of the plate 10. Position on the

After pressing the cover 30 downward simultaneously at the same time to lower the plate 10 with the hanger 16 down the housing 6, the plate 10 is lowered while pressing the elastic member (8).

Accordingly, the plate 10, the hanger 16, and the cover 30 are inserted into the housing 6 by descending from the top of the housing 6 at the same time.

At this time, the lower both sides of the hanger 16 is lowered while pushing the inclined member 39 formed at the tip of the key 36, which is understood that the inclined member 39 outside the housing 6 by the lowered hanger 16 The key 36 is pushed back while being pushed on, and at the same time, the hanger 16 is lowered past between the keys 36 respectively installed on both sides of the housing 6.

As described above, when the clothes hanger 16 passes, the key 36, which rebounds against the elastic force of the tension spring 37, is advanced by the elastic force of the tension spring 37 and returns to its original position.

If the cover 30 is lowered and is caught in the upper end of the housing 6 and reaches the support piece 34 and no longer descends, the hanger 16 is inserted into the housing 6. The tip of the key 36 is located at the upper end of the hanger 16.

At this time, when the repulsive force of the elastic member 8 reaches the hanger 16 after passing through the plate 10, the hanger 16 is supported by the tip end portion of the main body 18 of the hanger 16, so that the hanger In spite of the repulsive force of the elastic member 8, 16 does not rise to the outside of the housing 6, and maintains its original position, so that the return operation of the hanger 16 is finished.

Unlike the above, by simply pulling the handle 28 without installing the elastic member 8, the hanger 16 can be taken out of the housing 6, or simply used into the housing 6 after the hanger 16 is used. You can also use it by pushing it in for storage.

Meanwhile, another embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 6.

First, two elastic members 54 providing elastic force are fixedly installed at a distance from both sides of the bottom of the housing 50, and the elastic member 54 applies a tension spring.

A plate 56 which is elevated in the housing 50 is fixedly installed at an upper end of the elastic member 54, and the hanger belt 58 is coupled to the plate 56, and the hanger belt 58 is connected thereto. The hanger 60 of the plastic material having the same structure as described above is coupled.

A cover belt 62 is coupled to the upper end of the hanger 60, and a handle 64 is coupled to an end of the cover belt 62, and the handle 64 is made of a sponge configured as described above. The cover 66 is coupled.

A support piece 68 is formed to protrude from the inner side of the upper side of the housing 50, and the cover piece 66 is lowered by the elastic force of the elastic member 54 formed of a tension spring under the support piece 68. The key 70 is provided to dedicate the bottom of the plate 56 to be provided, wherein the key 70 is disposed on both sides of the housing 50 so as to penetrate and engage therethrough.

And the key 70 is coupled to the tension spring 71 for automatically returning to the original position by the elastic force when the reverse, wherein the front end of the tension spring 71 is fixed to the housing 50 and the rear end is the key ( 70).

In addition, the tip portion of the key 71 is pushed down by the raised plate 56, so that the inclined member 73 for automatically reversing the key 71 is formed downward.

Subsequently, a stopper 72 protruding from the inner middle edge of the housing 50 to define the lowering position of the plate 56 is formed.

Referring to the operation of the present invention configured as described above are as follows.

First, the user grabs the handle 64 and pulls the cover 64, the cover belt 62, the hanger 60, the hanger belt 58, and the plate 56 as shown in FIG. 7A to hang the clothes. At the same time, the elastic member 54 made of a tension spring coupled to the lower portion of the plate 56 is elastically stretched by the rising plate 56.

As described above, when the plate 56 is lifted apart from the stopper 72 and reaches the inclined member 73, the plate 56 is pushed upward while pushing the inclined member 73, wherein the inclined member 73 is raised. ) Is pushed outward to retract the key 70, and at the same time the key 70 rebounds against the elastic force of the tension spring (71).

Subsequently, when the plate 56 ascends and passes through the inclined member 73, the key 70 advances together with the inclined member 73 by the elastic force of the tension spring 71 and returns to its original position.

When the external force applied to the handle 64 is removed afterwards, the elastic force of the elastic member 54 acts to pull and lower the plate 56. At this time, the plate 56 descends and reaches the key 70 while the bottom portion is reached. As it is devoted, it is stopped in an elevated state.

Then, the handle 66 installed on the cover 66 and pulled to the front or rear of the headrest 4, the cover 66, the cover belt 62, the hanger 60, the hanger belt 58 at the same time As it emerges from the housing 50, it is turned to the front or the rear of the headrest 4 as shown in FIG. 7B.

In this case, the hanger 60 is suspended from the housing 50 (see FIG. 7) by the hanger belt 58, and at the same time, the cover 66 is hanged by the cover belt 62. 60) is hanging.

In the above state, the hanger 60 is unfolded as described above, and when the user's clothes are hung on the hanger 60, the work is finished.

On the contrary, when the hanger 60 is to be returned to its original position, the clothes hanger 60 is detached from the clothes hanger 60, and then the hanger 60 is folded, and the hanger belt 58 and the hanger thereafter. 60, the cover belt 62, the cover 66 in order to return to the inside of the housing 50 to be positioned on the plate 56.

After the key 70 is pulled out of the headrest 4 to allow the tip portion to be separated from the bottom of the plate 56, the plate 56 is lowered by the elastic force of the elastic member 54 and the stopper 72 is lowered. It is located in the phase.

Therefore, the hanger belt 58, the hanger 60, the cover belt 62, the cover 66, etc. are sequentially inserted into the housing 50 together with the plate 56, and the cover 66 is inserted into the housing 50. Will reach the top of.

At this time, the user presses the cover 66 so as to be seated on the support piece 68, and then, when the external force provided to the key 70 is removed, the key 70 moves forward by the elastic force of the tension spring 71. To return to the original position, at the same time the front end of the key 70 is located on both sides of the top of the hanger 60, respectively.

Therefore, the return work of the hanger 60 is finished.

Meanwhile, another embodiment of the hanger 80 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 and 9 as follows.

First, the main body 86 is configured to hang the cover belt 82 and the hanger belt 84 on the upper and lower parts on the hanger 80 made of a plastic material, and both ends of the main body 86 have a rotation center. The hinge shaft 88 is formed to protrude on one surface, the arm 90 for hanging clothes is rotatably coupled to the hinge shaft 88, the arm 90 is fixed to prevent separation The screw 92 is coupled to the hinge shaft 88.

At this time, two protrusions 94 which allow the arm 90 to stop at a predetermined position are disposed at intervals on the outside of the hinge shaft 88, and the grooves 96 through which the protrusions 94 enter and exit are provided. It is formed concave in the rear of the arm 90, wherein the two projections 94 are spaced apart (the extent of hanging clothes) so that the arm 90 can be properly deployed in the folded state.

In addition, a guide groove 98 is formed in the arm 90 by a predetermined depth, and the bar 100 used to hang clothes of a large size is slidably coupled to the guide groove 98 so as to move forward and backward. .

The tip of the bar 100 is formed to protrude convexly protruding ball 102 to prevent the separation of clothes, the rear end of the bar 100 is formed with a protrusion 104 to act as a locking, the protrusion 104 Perforated holes 106 through which hung are formed in the front and middle portions of the arm 90, respectively.

The operation sequence for hanging clothes on the hanger configured as described above is as follows.

First, when the arm 90 of the hanger 80 (see Fig. 8) drawn out from the headrest (see Fig. 3) is hung from the inside of the body 86 to the outside to hang the clothes, the hinge shaft 88 (see Fig. 9). In this case, the arm 90 rotates while the protrusion 94 hanging on the groove 96 exhibits a click feeling, and at the same time, the arm 90 rotates and the groove 90 is formed on the other protrusion 94. When 96) is caught, the user will be shown a click, and the user stops the rotation.

Therefore, the arm 90 is in a state in which the clothes are properly extended to hang the clothes, and in this state, the user hangs the clothes on the arm 90. In this case, when the size of the clothes is larger than the length of the arm 90, the bar Pull out 100 to dislodge protrusion 104 from hole 106 in the middle of arm 90 to be inserted into another hole 106 at the tip of arm 90.

As a result, the bar 100 is withdrawn from the arm 90 to be able to hang clothes of a large size, so that the clothes are hung over the arm 90 and the bar 100 to finish the work.

Contrary to the above, after the clothes are removed from the hanger 80, the bar 100 (see FIG. 9) is retracted to return to the original position, and the protrusion 104 is inserted into the original hole 106 and stopped. Then, when the arm 90 is rotated in the reverse direction to return to its original position and made into a folded state, the arm 90 has the groove 96 at the rear end being caught in the original protrusion 94. The hanger 80 is in a folded state as it stops by losing.

After this, the hanger 80 returns to the inside of the headrest 4 (see FIG. 3) as described above to end the work.

As described above, the present invention inserts the hanger 16 into the headrest 4 and draws out only when necessary so that the occupant has a safe effect from various safety accidents that may occur by the hanger 16.

Another effect is that the hanger 16 has a three-fold foldable structure that can be miniaturized has the advantage of making the design of the headrest (4) more easily.

Claims (10)

A housing 6 inserted into the headrest 4 while the upper end is opened; An elastic member 8 fixedly installed at the bottom of the housing 6; A plate 10 positioned inside the housing 6 while fixedly installing the elastic member 8 below; Hanger belt 14 and coupled to the upper plate 10, A hanger 16 positioned above the plate 10 while coupling the hanger belt 14 to a lower portion thereof; A cover belt 26 coupled to and connected to an upper portion of the hanger 16, Headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the cover belt 26 is attached to the lower portion while the cover 30 is installed on the housing (6). The method of claim 1, The hanger 16 A main body 18 configured to couple the hanger belt 14 and the cover belt 26 to the upper and lower portions, A hinge piece 20 integrally extending at both ends of the main body 18 to form a rotation center; An arm 22 integrally extending at an outer end of each of the hinge pieces 20; Head arm structure having a hanger, characterized in that the ball (24) formed integrally convexly at the end of the arm (22). The method of claim 2, The elastic member (8) is a headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the compression spring. The method of claim 3, wherein The key 36 is coupled to both sides of the housing 6 so as to penetrate forward and backward, and is disposed to support both upper ends of the main body 18 of the clothes hanger 16, and is provided at an inner corner of the upper side of the housing 6. The headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the piece (34) is formed to protrude and disposed above the key (36) so that the cover (30) is in contact. The method of claim 4, wherein The tension spring 37 is coupled to the key 36, and the tension spring 37 has a front and a rear end fixed to the housing 6 and the key 36, respectively, and the clothes hanger descends at the tip of the key 36. Headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the inclined member (39) pushed by the (16) is formed integrally. The method of claim 2, The elastic member 54 is a headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the tension spring. The method of claim 6, The key 70 is coupled to both sides of the housing 50 so as to penetrate forward and backward, and is arranged to support both sides of the upper end of the hanger 60, and a support piece 68 is disposed at an inner corner of the upper side of the housing 50. The protrusion 66 is formed above the key 70 so that the cover 66 is in contact with the stopper 72. The stopper 72 is formed at the middle of the housing 50 to define the lowered position of the plate 56. Headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that. The method of claim 7, wherein The tension spring 71 is coupled to the key 70, and the front and rear ends of the tension spring 71 are fixed to the housing 50 and the key 70, and a plate that rises at the front end of the key 70 ( 56, the headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the inclined member (73) pushed by the integrally formed. The method of claim 1, The hanger 80 A main body 86 for coupling the hanger belt 84 and the cover belt 82 to the upper and lower portions, Hinge shafts 88 protruding from both ends of the main body 86 to form a pivot center, An arm 90 rotatably coupled to each of the hinge shafts 88, The headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the bar (100), which is coupled to the arm (90) so as to be forward and backward. The method of claim 9, The protrusion 94 is located outside the hinge shaft 88 and is formed on one surface of the main body 86. Grooves 96 through which the protrusions 94 enter and exit are formed on one rear surface of the arm 90, The guide groove 98 is formed in the arm 90 by a predetermined depth, The bar 100 is slidably coupled to the guide groove 98 so as to be forward and backward, Protrusion 104 is formed on one rear surface of the bar 100, A headrest structure having a hanger, characterized in that the hole (106) through which the protrusion (104) enters and passes through the tip and middle portions of the arm (90).

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