KR20150049733A - The Suitcase going down on the stairs - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention invented a suitcase that travels down the stairs to solve the inconvenience of moving heavy and bulky suitcases from the stairs.
This invention is an invention that simply spreads the skis stored in a suitcase and moves suitcases along the corners of the stairs.

Description

The suitcase going down on the stairs

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to an auxiliary device for a travel bag, and more particularly, to a ski-like auxiliary device for carrying a travel bag conveniently at a stair.

The degree of life in modern society is much better than before, and people spend a lot of time in their leisure activities. As a result, the frequency of travel increases and the demand for related products increases. Therefore, it is considered that the merchantability of the travel bag is unlimited in the future.

The suitcase is intended to store and move a lot of luggage. Thereby causing inconvenience in moving the heavy-weight bag. Especially, moving in a special environment is not easy. Therefore, an efficient device is needed to easily move the suitcase in a special environment.

A typical suitcase has a small wheel, which has the disadvantage of having to carry it when going down the stairs. There are other inventive technologies to complement this, but they are not commercialized. This is because design problems and their functionality are not efficient.

In the case of the suitcase which is currently available on the stairs, a device capable of raising and lowering the stairs by increasing the number of wheels has been devised, but it is judged that the stairs have different sizes and are not practical because they need to apply a great deal of force.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to make a travel bag equipped with a ski-

In order to accomplish the object, the traveling suitcase descending the stairs of the present invention includes a main body of a travel bag to which objects can be loaded, a handle for sufficiently supporting the weight of the bag, wheels necessary for use in a flat land, And a ski-type metal plate which can move on the edge of the stairs.

As described above, the traveling suitcase descending the stairs of the present invention folds on the flat ground and moves only on the wheels. When the stairs are used on the stairs, the folded skis are spread and moved along the corners of the stairs. This has the effect of easily moving heavy suitcases from the stairs.

 In addition, since it can be folded and opened, it can be hidden inside the suitcase normally, and there is a good cosmetic effect.

And the skis are made of metal, so you can hold loads of durable and heavy travel bag.

Figure 1 is a front section view of the travel bag going down the stairs
Side view of the travel bag down the stairs

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First, in the drawings, it is noted that the same components or parts are denoted by the same reference numerals as possible. In the following description of the present invention, a detailed description of known functions and configurations incorporated herein will be omitted so as to avoid obscuring the subject matter of the present invention.

1 to 4, the travel bag descending the stairs of the present invention includes a bag body 101 for storing baggage, a skis storage space 102 descending the stairs, a general wheel 103, An H beam 104 connecting the skis and the main body, a joint 105 connecting the H beam and the main body,

A joint part 107 for connecting the skis and the H beam, a skis 106 for descending the stairs, and a supporting plate 108 for supporting the skis and supporting the skis.

 At this time, the skis 106 are folded into the main body 101 and fixed to the storage space 102 so that the skis 106 can be moved only by the wheels 103.

 When descending the staircase, the skewer 106 in the storage space 102 must be unfolded. First, the fixed H beam is spread out. Since the H beam is connected to both joints (105, 107), it is ready in the form of a suitcase that can descend the stairs if it naturally spreads.

The numbers in parentheses indicate the name of each part.

Claims (1)

The H-beam connects the body and the ski blade while absorbing the impact transmitted to the skis and the body, while the H-beam is attached to both ends of the H beam. Joints that can give rotation

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