KR200469635Y1 - a heating mat having red clay balls - Google Patents

Abstract

An ocher ball warming mat is disclosed. The disclosed thermal mat includes a mat body, an upper and lower cover surrounding and protecting the mat body, a heating member installed inside the upper and lower covers to dissipate heat, and an ocher ball disposed between the mat body and the upper cover. In the ocher ball warming mat comprising: a villous member installed between the upper cover and the mat body and having a first villi protruding from one surface, and connecting means for intermittently connecting the villi member and the upper cover. It includes, the inner surface of the upper cover is provided with a second villi, the ocher ball is filled in the space between the upper cover and the villi member, freely moved by the connecting means and the first and second villi members This is characterized by being suppressed.

Description

Ocher ball heating mat {a heating mat having red clay balls}

The present invention relates to an ocher ball warming mat, and has a large amount of ocher balls embedded inside the mat, and to an ocher ball warming mat in which the ocher ball is prevented from pulling.

Ocher has the property of emitting far-infrared rays, and is known to have a good effect on the human body, such as promoting physiology, promoting metabolism, preventing aging, and releasing harmful substances. The ocher ball is manufactured in the form of a round ball so as to conveniently use such ocher.

The ocher balls, which are beneficial to health, are also widely used in the thermal mat, because the heat from the thermal mat improves the effect of releasing the far infrared rays of the ocher balls and can further promote fatigue recovery by supplying heat and far infrared rays together to the human body. However, since the ocher balls embedded in the thermal mat roll well in a small ball shape, there is a problem in that the ocher balls are directed to one side of the mat during the use of the thermal mat.

In order to solve this problem, the prior art Patent Publication No. 20-0365925 published in 2004 has been proposed a thermal mat to form a plurality of fixing projections on the top of the mat to fix the ocher ball therebetween. However, these thermal mats can be applied when the size of the ocher ball is a foot pressure mat that the ocher ball is opened to the outside and the foot and the ocher ball are in direct contact with each other. In addition, the disclosed prior art was able to prevent the phenomenon of the ocher ball is leaned to one side by the fixing projections, but when some ocher balls are broken, the fixing projections protrude to damage the foot or lie down or sting or hurt the back. There was a problem in safety as well.

In order to improve such a problem and to supply for home heating mats, Korean Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 10-2011-0018134 disclosed in 2011 discloses a configuration in which an ocher ball is adhered to a nonwoven fabric by applying an adhesive to a surface of the nonwoven fabric. If the ocher ball is fixed to the nonwoven fabric by using adhesive, the ocher ball may fall and be dropped again.If the ocher ball is broken, it is difficult to replenish the ocher ball and the entire nonwoven fabric and the ocher ball need to be replaced. And, since the ocher ball does not move at all, it is difficult to compensate for the irregular height.

Registered Utility Model Publication No. 20-0365925 (registered Oct. 18, 2004) 2. Published Utility Model Publication No. 20-2008-0004000 (published 9/19/200) 3. Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2009-0118840 (Published November 18, 2009) 4. Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2010-0021990 (published Feb. 2010) 5. Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2011-0018134 (published on Feb. 23, 2011)

The present invention is designed to solve the problems of the prior art described above, an object of the present invention is to effectively prevent the ocher ball pulling phenomenon, to provide a thermal mat that is easy to replenish and improved safety even when the ocher ball is broken There is.

The thermal mat disclosed to achieve the object of the present invention, the mat body, the upper and lower covers to protect the mat body, the heating member installed inside the upper and lower covers to dissipate heat, the mat body and the upper In the ocher ball warming mat comprising an ocher ball disposed between the cover, the villi member having a first villi protruded on one surface and installed between the upper cover and the mat body, and the villi and the upper cover. It further comprises a connecting means for intermittently connecting, the inner surface of the upper cover is provided with a second villi, the ocher ball is filled in the space between the upper cover and the villi member, the connecting means and the first and The free movement is suppressed by the second villi.

The connecting means couples the villi and the upper cover at predetermined intervals, and preferably includes a pattern member and a joint member.

The first villi are preferably longer than the second villi.

More preferably, the length of the first villi is at least 1/5 times to 1 times the diameter of the ocher ball.

As described above, in the thermal mat of the present invention, since the first and second villi and the connection member suppress the ocher ball from pulling out, the use of the thermal mat is convenient and the far infrared radiation effect by the ocher ball can be obtained. As a fixing structure of ocher ball by soft villi of fibrous material, it is lying down or sitting and feels soft and comfortable.

The thermal mat of the present invention, even if the ocher ball is partly broken, there is no fear of damaging the skin or hurting the good safety, it is possible to supplement only the ocher ball because the ocher ball is not bonded or fixed.

In addition, as a side effect of the thermal mat of the present invention, since the connecting member of the villi member and the upper cover is composed of a pattern member and a joint member formed on the surface of the cover member, the aesthetics of the entire heating mat is damaged due to the connecting member. Rather, the appearance can be gorgeous.

1 is a perspective view of a thermal mat according to an embodiment of the present invention,
2 is an exploded perspective view of the thermal mat shown in FIG. 1 except for the frame member;
3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line III-III of FIG. 1.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, a thermal mat according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail.

1 to 3, the thermal mat 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention, the upper cover 20, the villi member 24, the connecting means 16, ocher ball 22, the heating member 32, the mat body 28, the frame member 14 and the lower cover 30.

The upper cover 20 is a fiber or synthetic fiber cloth covering the upper end of the thermal mat (10), the pattern member is embroidered at regular intervals, and the fiber yarn, that is, the second villus 36 protrudes from the lower end. The second villus 36 is a very fine villus which protrudes over the lower surface of the upper cover 20 to improve the surface frictional force of the upper cover 20. Therefore, when the ocher ball 22 contacts, the second villus ( 36) acts as a resistance and the high friction force does not slide the ocher ball 22 easily.

The villi member 24 has one surface in contact with the heat generating member 32 and the mat body 28, and the other surface has contact with the ocher ball 22 and includes a first villi 26 on the surface. The first villi 26 are formed over the entire surface of the villi member 24 and are formed of fibrous fleece longer than the second villi 36. Many experiments have confirmed that the length of the first villi 26 should be at least 1/5 of the diameter of the ocher ball to effectively suppress the movement of the ocher ball between the ocher balls 22. The villi member 24 may use a member such as a nonwoven fabric having villi depending on the size of the ocher ball.

Referring to FIG. 3, the connecting means 16 includes a pattern member 13 and a joint member 15. The pattern member 13 may be formed of various patterns to have a clean and beautiful feeling when viewed from the outside as a pattern that is sewn on the upper surface of the upper cover 20. The joint member 15 connected to the pattern member 13 may be made of a fiber material or a synthetic resin material such as a thread, and connects the villi member 24 and the upper cover 20. As shown in FIG. 1, the connecting means 16 is provided with left and right constant widths w1 and w2. The connecting means 16 is connected to the upper cover 20 as shown in FIG. 3 by the connecting means 16. A space for filling the ocher balls 22 at a predetermined interval is secured between the villi members 24.

The ocher ball 22 is made of ocher in the form of a ball, and is a product disclosed in the related art, and the heating member 32, the mat body 28, the edge member 14, and the lower cover 30 are the prior art, which is the subject of the present invention. The detailed description is omitted. In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the electrical connection portion of the thermal mat is omitted for convenience of description. Unexplained reference numeral 34 in FIG. 2 is the portion through which the connecting means 16 passes.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying Figures 1 to 3, it will be described in detail the operating relationship of the present invention.

The ocher ball 22 is filled in the spaces 31 and 33 between the upper cover 20 and the villi member 24. When the ocher balls 22 are filled, the first and second villi 26 and 36 immediately below the ocher balls where the ocher balls 22 are positioned are pressed by the ocher balls 22, but the ocher balls 22 and the ocher The first villi 26 protrude into the gaps between the balls 22 to reduce the direct contact between the ocher balls 22 and the ocher balls 22 and to prevent the ocher balls 22 from sliding left and right. Applicants have confirmed that the length of the first villus 26 is more than 1/5 of the diameter of the ocher ball 22 to sufficiently suppress the left and right movement of the ocher ball 22. Preferably it is 1/5 to 1 times the diameter of the ocher ball 22. If the diameter of the ocher ball 22 is 1/5 or less, the movement suppression effect of the ocher ball 22 is halved, and if it is more than one time, the movement is slowed as if the ocher ball 22 is bonded, which is not preferable. Applicants also found that, through many experiments and trials and errors, the length of the second villi 36 is preferably shorter than that of the first villi 26. If the length of the second villi 36 is longer than the length of the first villi 26, the movement suppression effect of the ocher balls 22 is greater, but bonding the ocher balls 22 to the upper cover 20 as in the prior art. As it was confirmed that the movement is very difficult, the difficulty occurs when filling and replenishing the ocher ball (22).

The ocher ball 22 is restricted free movement from side to side by the connecting means 16 as well as the first and second villi 26 and 36. That is, referring to FIG. 3, the ocher ball 22 is not easily moved from the space 31 to the space 33 or from the space 33 to the space 31 by the connecting means 16.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments. Rather, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that many changes and modifications can be made to the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the appended claims. Accordingly, all such suitable changes, modifications, and equivalents should be considered to be within the scope of the present invention.

10: thermal mat
13: pattern member
14: Border member
15: joint member
16: connecting means
20: upper cover
22: ocher ball
24: chorionic member
26: 1st villi
28: Mat body
30: lower cover
32: heat generating member
36: the second villi

Claims (4)

Ocher ball warming including a mat body, the upper and lower covers surrounding and protecting the mat body, a heating member installed between the upper and lower covers to dissipate heat, and the ocher ball disposed between the mat body and the upper cover In the mat,
And a villi member installed between the upper cover and the mat body and having a first villi protruding from one surface thereof, and connecting means for intermittently connecting the villi member and the upper cover.
The lower surface of the upper cover is provided with a second villi, the ocher ball is filled in the space between the upper cover and the villi member, free movement by the connecting means and the first and second villi are suppressed ,
The connecting means couples the villi and the upper cover at regular intervals, and includes a pattern member and a joint member,
The first villi have a longer length than the second villi, and the length of the first villi is at least 1/5 times to 1 times the diameter of the ocher ball. delete delete delete

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