TH17855U - Clothes drying rack - Google Patents

Abstract

A clothes drying rack consists of a main hanging rod with secondary hanging rods spaced at intervals on its sides. The ends of the secondary hanging rods are folded or bent on the left or right side, creating slots for inserting clothes hanging aids. The lower end of the main hanging rod is secured to the upper end of an inner sliding rod, allowing it to move up and down. The outer side of the inner sliding rod has an outer locking tube that slides back and forth, engaging the lower end of the main hanging rod as it is secured to the upper end of the inner sliding rod. The inner sliding rod has a longitudinal groove to accommodate the lower end of the outer hanging rod as it passes through the outer sliding tube.

Claims (2)

1. The clothes rack consists of a main hanging rod (1) which is a long rod, tube, or structure, and at least two secondary hanging rods (2) which are long rods, tubes, or structures attached at intervals to support the hanging of clothes directly or through clothes hanging devices. At least one left or right end of the secondary hanging rod (2) is bent into a folded end (4), creating a side slot (5) for the insertion of clothes hanging devices. The lower end of the main hanging rod (1) is attached to the insertion rod (6) with a connecting rod (7) in such a way that the main hanging rod (1) can move back and forth against the insertion rod (6), which is a sliding rod inside (6) which is a long rod or tube with a long end. The top is attached to the bottom end of the main hanging support bar (1) with a joint bar (7) to support the insertion of the outer sliding tube (8) and to support the locking insertion of the outer locking tube (9). The outer sliding tube (8) is a hollow tube with an open end to receive the sliding insertion of the inner sliding bar (6). The outer sliding tube (8) is attached to the desired installation area of the clothes rack, and the side of the outer sliding tube (8) has a through hole on the outside (10) to support the insertion of the outer joint bar (11) to secure the outer sliding tube (8) to the inner sliding bar (6) at the specified distance. The outer locking tube (9) is a tube that slides onto the inner sliding bar (6) to slide over the joint bar (7) in order to lock the main hanging support bar (1) in line with the main hanging support bar. It slides back and forth inward (6) or outward so that the main hanging rod 1 folds down at the bottom after the clothes rack is in use. It has a special feature: the inner sliding rod (6) has a longitudinal groove (12) between the top and bottom ends of the inner sliding rod (6) for support of the lower end of the outer support rod (11) as it passes through the outer tube (10) of the outer sliding rod (8). 2. The clothesline, as per claim 1, the upper end of the main hanging support rod (1) shall have an end cap (3) which is in the form of a pipe fitting or a cover plate installed to prevent injury to the user of the clothesline or to serve as a barrier at the end of the upper end of the main hanging support rod (1).